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The discussion showed consensus on the importance of focusing action on media and digital literacy to better protect minors online, whereas the question of making platforms more accountable was more debated.
The European Commission is consulting on draft guidance for the Political Advertising Regulation, focusing on transparency and due diligence. The consultation runs until 4 August 2025. A separate guidance from the European Data Protection Board will address the targeting and ad delivery rules.
Axel Voss (EPP, Germany) presented a draft report on copyright and generative artificial intelligence to the European Parliament Legal Affairs Committee. The report urges immediate action to balance copyright protection with AI innovation. Members broadly welcomed the report but had differing views on proposals like an EU opt-out registry and approaches to transparency and remuneration.
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