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Creative Europe: the European Parliament wants more
The European Parliament considers Europe’s cultural aid program, Europe Creative, to be useful, but largely insufficient. The elected representatives are now calling for an upward revision for the…
Revision of the Copyright Directive planned for as soon as 2025
The revision of the 2019 Copyright Directive is no longer a taboo for the European Commission’s services, which plan to work on it from the start of the…
With Stéphane Séjourné, France’s international policy will be conducted from the Elysée Palace
At the European Parliament, from which he left yesterday to join the Quai d’Orsay, Stéphane Séjourné expected instructions from Paris on all issues. His wait-and-see attitude and lack…
AI: the French press ready to negotiate with Open AI
French press publishers intend to negotiate with Open AI, and other generative AI developers, as early as 2024. Le Monde is going it alone for the time being.…
TF1, a Dantesque project launched by Rodolphe Belmer
TF1 needs to review every aspect of its business in order to live up to a new ambition for the leading company in free TV. For decades, TF1…
Europe: 65 million euros invested in innovation
The European Union has redirected its innovation fund towards renewable energies. The European Union has selected 17 small-scale « clean » technology projects for a total of €65…
Apple, the OLED iPad before the foldable
Apple prefers to offer an iPad with an Oled screen before unveiling devices with foldable screens. According to an article in the well-informed Nikkei Asia, Apple is currently…
Altice USA Sued for Alleged Piracy Concerns
After an initial complaint from UMG, it’s now Warner Music and Sony Music’s turn to sue Altice US for over a billion dollars. Altice USA, an internet service…
Artificial intelligence regulation (almost) adopted
The AI Act, or European regulation on artificial intelligence, was the subject of a political agreement between institutions on Friday night. Technology companies say they are disappointed by…