As the first review of the Digital Markets Act approaches, European broadcasters are urging the Commission to expand its scope to include smart TVs and voice assistants. In a letter addressed to Teresa Ribera, they warn of the growing role of these interfaces as new gateways to content. With just a few weeks to go before the first formal review of the Digital Markets Act, European audiovisual stakeholders are stepping up to the plate. In a letter addressed to Commission Executive Vice-President Teresa Ribera, several broadcasters’ associations are calling for the regulation adopted in 2022 to be applied to connected TV (CTV) operating systems and voice assistants. This initiative follows a specific timeline: Article 53 of the DMA requires…
