CNA: New Rules for Creators with over 100,000 Followers
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A new decision of the National Audiovisual Council (NAC), published in the Official Monitor, introduces a notification procedure for certain channels on video sharing platforms.
When does an online media channel become? CNA introduces clear criteria
A new obligation concerns influencers who have more than 100,000 trackers accumulated on the platforms they are active. According to a CNA decision, they have 60 days to comply with this rule. Here's what it is!
The National Audiovisual Council (NAC) introduces a notification procedure for certain channels owned by content creators on platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, Instagram or TikTok. However, the measure only applies to creators who fulfil multiple conditions, so that simply exceeding the threshold of 100,000 followers is not enough. The new rules are [...]
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