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Reception Date
16.03.21
Category
INFORMATION SOCIETY SERVICES
Media
Ministries & Departments
14 Landesmedienanstalten
Responsible Departments
Bundesministerium für Wirtschaft und Energie, Referat E C 2, 11019 Berlin,
Products & Services concerned
- Information society services in accordance with Article 2(a) of Directive 2000/31/EC
Related EU Law
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The statutes notified herewith specify the provisions of the State Media Treaty on media intermediaries on the basis of a corresponding competence in Article 96 of the State Media Treaty. The statute has a legally binding effect vis-à-vis the regulatory addressees concerned.
The statutes to be notified (MIS-E) are intended to specify the provisions for the regulation of media intermediaries provided for in Articles 91-95 of the State Media Treaty (MStV) (see also Article 1 para 1 MIS-E). Regulatory addressees are (according to Article 2 para 2 No 16 MStV) primarily search engines and social networks as well as micro-blogging services.
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Commenting Organisation
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Notified law