Parliament wants stricter rules for onli • Table.Briefings

The European Parliament is advocating stricter rules for political advertising on the Internet and is significantly tightening up the Commission’s draft. The trilogue with the Council threatens a dispute.

The Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee (IMCO) has significantly tightened up the EU Commission’s draft on political advertising on the Internet. According to the amendments adopted in Brussels on Tuesday, the evaluation of personal data is to be restricted. In the future, only personal information that has been released by citizens expressly for this purpose may be used for targeted political advertising.

Parliament wants stricter rules for online political advertising

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