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Maria Donde

@interdonde

International content policy at Ofcom; Vice-Chair @epra_media. Media policy + regulation, media literacy. Views ill-favoured but mine own. RTs not endorsements

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🧵Our latest media habits research, shows we’re much more conscious of our screen time in the UK. Do you ever take breaks from social media and your phone? ofcom.org.uk/news-centre/20…

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Our final #MediaforGoodandforEveryone session looks at the role of regulation. We’re hearing from @RozgonyiKriszta on the importance of independence and risks of politicising regulatory decisions and activity.

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What does the industry want from regulators? Sky says independence, coordination across Europe. And Netflix joins in calling for principles-based proportionate approaches. #MediaforGoodandforEveryone

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At Media for Good & for Everyone our Director Renate Schroeder welcomes the media privilege in Art. 17 of #EMFA but raises concern that platforms are final arbitrators of who is eligible for such privilege. More structured dialogue, more transparency & objective criteria needed❗️

At Media for Good &amp; for Everyone our Director <a href="/renatemargot/">Renate Schroeder</a> welcomes the media privilege in Art. 17 of #EMFA but raises concern that platforms are final arbitrators of who is eligible for such privilege. More structured dialogue, more transparency &amp; objective criteria needed❗️
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In our discussion on regulators the European Commission’s Anna Herold expresses understanding for our challenges because the EC is a regulator itself now. “We expect regulators to be European in their hearts when they look at media regulation”. #MediaforGoodandforEveryone

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The EP’s Sabine Verheyen calls for full independence of proposed Media Board from Commission under the #emfa This is primarily to future-proof independence #MediaforGoodandforEveryone

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The Coimisiún na Meán’s Stephanie Comey makes a flawless case for regulators spending time on support and positive interventions, including esp role of independent regulation in quality content funding. #MediaforGoodandforEveryone

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Twitter revealed its algorithm to the world. But what does it mean for you? I spent the evening analyzing it. Here’s what you need to know:

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I've come to this late but this by Taylor Owen on the Canada News Act is balanced, and contains concrete proposals for how to improve it. Canada’s Online News Act shows how other countries are learning from Australia’s news bill | Nieman Journalism Lab (niemanlab.org)

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I just subscribed to RQ1 rq1.substack.com/subscribe?utm_… This looks like a fantastic overview of research on journalism, really excited to read it

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Excellent article on how to better enforce the #EMFA & create trust amg. different actors for efficient media governance at EU level: "All decisions of the Board + Commission should be supported by a wider consensus of experts and stakeholders" Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom Iva Nenadic Maria Donde

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Ted Cruz, like his billionaire and Big Cable allies, tries to weaponize free speech to protect the wealthy and powerful. Cruz knows Rupert Murdoch's Fox told knowing lies, paying $787M under threat of liability for (Constitutional!) defamation./1 x.com/SenTedCruz/sta…

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From August: A great reminder of all the journalism you don't get to see. Because it may result in a story NOT running. Turning a single claim online into a story is easy. Taking hours to verify and corroborate is the work that rarely gets its due. t/h The News Literacy Project