The Fight Against Media Freedom Predators? New Legislation Is Just The Start

The EU's new Media Freedom and Artificial Intelligence Acts will likely struggle to influence the countries that need them most. Their long-term impact in the CEE region will therefore depend on bold provisions against resistance and the ability to update legislation with political and technological advancements.

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