The DSA, the EMFA and the AI content conundrum
Gregor Schmid, Nathalie Koch and Alexander Schmalenberger look at the legal implications of the European Media Freedom Act for AI-assisted journalism
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Mis- and dis-information in the UK and EU
Giles Crown discusses whether the UK and EU rules on mis- and dis-information will successfully mitigate the harms they are intended to address.
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Christian Frank looks at the AI Annex to the collective bargaining agreement between German producers’ associations and actors’ unions.
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Charlotte Peach and Giles Crown look at the issue of protecting formats in the UK in the absence of a specific format right.
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Bridget Winters looks at current policy and proposals for taxing the creative industries in the UK, in light of domestic considerations and the wider geopolitical climate.
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Gregor Schmid, Nathalie Koch and Caroline Bunz look at what the EAA means for media services, with a focus on German implementation.
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