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OECD Protecting children in the digital age
Children today are spending more time online and engaging with the digital environment through various devices. Recent estimates suggest that one in three Internet users is a child and that children in Europe spend between 134 and 219 minutes a day online. The effect of rapid technological developments on children underlines the need for policy to keep pace.
EACA co-signs industry letter to oppose targeted ads ban
EACA co-signs industry letter to oppose targeted ads ban
Artificial Intelligence – EACA submits feedback on Commission proposal
In our comment, we highlight that some of the concepts used in the proposal for an AI regulation remain rather vague and would merit further clarification in order for providers to better understand what is expected from them and to ensure legal certainty.
EACA reacts to the proposed ban on targeted advertising in LIBE
The European Parliament’s civil liberties committee (LIBE) will be voting on compromise amendments and its draft opinion on the Digital Services Act this week. In this context, Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have called for a ban on advertising. EACA members are highly alarmed by such call, which call into question existing EU privacy and data protection rules.
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Romanian Presidency to steer Europe through changes
On 1 January, Romania took over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union for an exceptionally transformative and […]
The impact of Kidfluencers in Advertising
With the growth of online platforms such as Facebook, Instagram and YouTube, advertisers have found new and creative ways to […]
Austria leads Council Presidency until the end of the year
On 1 July 2018, Austria took over the presidency of the Council of the European Union for the next six […]
Decision-makers: Time to think through the Copyright directive
On 5 July, the European Parliament voted to reject the mandate to start inter-institutional (“trilogue”) negotiations on the reform of […]
Why we need to get better at client confrontation
EMEA agencies are falling behind at seizing the initiative and challenging clients, according to data from Aprais. Have we become wary of confrontation?
