Published 03/13/2024 2:16:47 p.m.

EU Parliament passes European Media Freedom Act, concerns over spyware remain

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The European Parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA), a landmark legislation to protect journalists and media freedom. The provisional agreement of the EMFA was passed with 464 votes in favour, 92 against, and 65 abstentions in a vote on Wednesday (13 March)

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EU Parliament passes European Media Freedom Act, concerns over spyware remain

The European Parliament has voted overwhelmingly in favour of the European Media Freedom Act (EMFA), a landmark legislation to protect journalists and media freedom, though concerns remain over the use of spyware to monitor media.

03/13/2024 2:16:47 p.m.

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The European Parliament accepted the media freedom act. It is a signal for Slovakia, says Czech MP.

The European Parliament today adopted the Act on the Protection of Journalistic Sources and the Independence of the Media, which for the first time at EU level, will assist in their protection from political and economic interference. It will also ensure the transparency of media ownership and their funding. The new norm for some MEPs represents a signal for Hungary, Slovakia, or Greece, where media face problems. 464 members voted in favor, 92 …

03/13/2024 10:37:00 a.m.

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Igor Matovic is running for the European Parliament. He recently claimed that he would die there

Igor Matovic is running for the European Parliament. He recently claimed that he would die there

EU Parliament passes European Media Freedom Act, concerns over spyware remain

EU Parliament passes European Media Freedom Act, concerns over spyware remain

The European Parliament passed the Media Freedom Act. PiS MEPs voted against

The European Parliament passed the Media Freedom Act. PiS MEPs voted against

The European Parliament accepted the media freedom act. It is a signal for Slovakia, says Czech MP.

The European Parliament accepted the media freedom act. It is a signal for Slovakia, says Czech MP.

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