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European Union media, digital and telecoms law tracker: legislation, horizon scanning, consultations, guidance and CJEU judgments

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This Practice Note monitors the development of EU judgments, new legislation, legislative proposals, codes of conduct, communications and ongoing consultations concerning media, digital and telecoms rights across the EU. For UK judgments, legislative proposals and current UK consultations relating to media and digital rights, see Practice Note: Media, digital and telecoms tracker—UK. For EU judgments, legislative proposals and live consultations on copyright and databases, see Practice Note: Copyright and databases tracker—EU. For EU media and digital initiatives connected to consumer protection, see Practice Note: EU consumer protection—tracker. For broader EU digital initiatives, see Practice Note: Key EU digital initiatives—summary. Further details are set out below. References to related trackers are provided for ease, also for ease of use.

Media, digital and telecoms—new legislation

Legislation appears in reverse chronological order, determined by the date it is published in the Official Journal of the EU (OJEU).

For details on the implementation of the EU Digital Services Act (EU DSA) and the EU Digital Markets Act (EU DMA), see Practice Note: EU Digital Services Act—progress tracker and EU Digital Markets Act—progress tracker.

For updates on artificial intelligence (AI) initiatives, consult Practice Notes: EU artificial intelligence—key developments tracker and EU artificial intelligence—horizon scanner.

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