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23 October 2026

ALIA at Medientage München 2026

How can we help media companies exploit the benefits of artificial intelligence whilst maintaining control over their content, data and editorial processes? This question was at the heart of the meeting between Marc Glesener, Chair of the ALIA Board of Directors, and Dr Thorsten Schmiege, President ...
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21 October 2026

64e réunion de l’EPRA à Dublin

Du 14 au 16 octobre 2026, l’ALIA a participé à la 64e réunion de la Plateforme européenne des instances de régulation (EPRA) à Dublin. Les échanges entre les autorités européennes de régulation des médias ont porté sur deux défis majeurs : la baisse de confiance dans les médias et la ...
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Recrutement gestionnaire administratif

20 October 2026

Recruitment administrative assistant

As part of its mission, the Luxembourg Independent Audiovisual Authority (ALIA) is seeking to expand its team with a B1-grade administrative assistant (m/f/d). In order to support the growth of its missions, the Authority is reinforcing its support services and is offering a full-time role under a ...
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20 October 2026

Resilience Forum: ‘Gesond liewen an enger digitaler Welt’

On 16 October 2026, ALIA led a ‘World Café’ in collaboration with OKAJU (Ombudsman for Children and Young People) as part of the Resilience Forum ‘Gesond liewen an enger digitaler Welt’, organised by the National Addiction Prevention Centre (CNAPA). This event, which marked the close of the ...
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5 October 2026

Trimediale 2026

On 1 and 2 October 2026, ALIA hosted the 2026 edition of the Trimediale in Luxembourg. Representatives of media regulatory authorities from Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Belgium, Liechtenstein and Luxembourg came together to discuss current developments and shared challenges in media regulation. On ...
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Décision

30 September 2026

LiveJasmin: ALIA imposes a further fine of 25,000 euros

ALIA has issued a new sanction against the companies operating LiveJasmin, a pornographic platform accessible throughout the EU. They have been fined 25,000 euros for failing to have a sufficiently robust age verification system in place in four Member States. Having already been sanctioned in Augus ...
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