The first 2017 edition of the Media Policy Briefing brings you the essential developents in the "fake news" discussions, in an all-you-need-to-know package. Included are also updates on the EU ePrivacy discussions and the legal status of the UK's "snooper's charter". To read more about WAN-IFRA's policy activities and focus areas, go here. | |
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| Every day seems to bring more information about so-called “fake news”. In case you haven’t followed the discussions and debates closely, we’ve collected a summary to help you get up to speed. | |
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The proposed regulation would extend ePrivacy rules from telecom providers to online voice and messaging services. | |
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| EU Member States’ surveillance laws cannot impose general and indiscriminate data retention to providers of electronic communications services, the European Court of Justice ruled. | |
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Just published:
World Press Trends Report 2016
The definitive guide to the global newspaper and news media industry – in numbers, trends and changes. The report explores global trends that defined the news media business in the last year and are continuing to shape it. | |
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Updates from our media policy blogFollow our blog for regular updates on policy issues. | |
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