Recent Rulings from the CJEU and the ECtHR Impacting Audiovisual Media Services and the Media
Mark D. Cole
Recent Rulings from the CJEU and the ECtHR Impacting Audiovisual Media Services and the Media
The e-presentation provides a comprehensive review of recent rulings of the CJEU and the ECtHR affecting audiovisual media services and the wider media sector. It analyses a broad range of judgments and pending cases concerning media law. The presentation examines the implications of the Makeleio and Zougla v ESR (C-556/23) cases, which concern the protection of human dignity in relation to online broadcasters. It also provides a detailed overview of several cases addressing the interplay between fundamental rights and media law in the context of media regulation in Hungary, including Commission v Hungary (C-769/22) and Commission v Hungary (Klubrádió) (C-92/23). In addition, the presentation analyses the overlap between data protection and media law in Russmedia and Inform Media Press (C-492/23), as well as recent CJEU decisions concerning platforms and Big Tech companies. Finally, it reviews the ECtHR judgment in Bradshaw v United Kingdom, which concerns the State’s obligations in relation to disinformation and “influence campaigns” that threaten democracy.
Duration: 58 minutes
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