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Europe’s masterplan to regulate digital gatekeeper platforms should not become an empty promise

Tomorrow’s European Council must not give the green light to a “Digital Markets Act” that fails to rein in the digital gatekeeper platforms. Or Europe will remain unfit for the digital age.
In view of the European Council on the 21-22 October, EMMA and ENPA call upon the heads of state and government of the European Union not to give their go-ahead to a “Digital Markets Act” that does not meet the requirements of finally curtailing the power of digital gatekeepers.

European press publishers call for swift adoption of the Italian implementation of the publishers’ right including an arbitration mechanism

ENPA, the European Newspaper Publishers’ Association and EMMA, the European Magazine Media Association strongly support the Italian transposition legislation of the Directive on Copyright Digital Single Market (2019/790) which is currently being examined by the national Parliament.

IMMINENT DANGER FOR EUROPEAN PRESS

The envisaged Digital Markets Act (DMA) risks creating an information monopoly of the gatekeeper platforms
Media pluralism and the editorial diversity of newspapers and magazines are a precondition for an independent and pluralistic formation of opinion in the European Union. Ensuring accessibility and visibility for the full diversity of editorial offerings is absolutely necessary, EMMA & ENPA want to recall on the occasion of the World News Day.

EMMA & ENPA welcome joint call of Media Associations across the American Continent for Fair Remuneration of the Press

Eighteen trade associations representing more than 40,000 news publishers from North and South America - including Canada, the United States, Mexico, Honduras, Jamaica, Dominican Republic, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile and Argentina - made this week a joint call for coherent approaches at a global level to enforce a right that is based on copyright and antitrust regulations.