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A Danish court has fined a content-creation company DKK 140,000 for marketing law violations involving undisclosed advertising and content encouraging dangerous behavior among young people. The case centered on a YouTube video about smuggling alcohol into a festival, with implications extending across the EU due to harmonized consumer protection laws governing digital content and advertising disclosure requirements.

In this episode, multi-artist Jenny Rossander discusses with our host Hanane Fathi Roswall, how she lives as an artist and how she expresses her art across various media, ranging from sounds and lyrics to literature and movies.

On 14 July, the EU Commission made clear that EU Member States have the right to set their own age limits for access to social...

As generative AI scales, enterprise clients and creators are increasingly asking tech providers to lift intellectual property, face, and voice guardrails. But under Danish law, supported by EU law and practice, when does a platform’s passive infrastructure position become a high-risk enabling role?

The Association of Danish League Clubs, consisting of the premier Danish football clubs, jointly sells all media rights to the premier Danish football league

According to the Act on Certain Media Service Providers' Contribution to Promote Danish Culture, also known as the Act on Cultural Contribution, providers of on-demand audiovisual media services must make an annual payment to the Danish State of 2% of their turnovers in Denmark stemming from the on-demand services and an additional 3% if the investment in new Danish content is below 5%.