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DESCRIPTION:<a href="https://www.lymec.eu/event/regulating-the-digital-age-
 where-should-europe-draw-the-line-206/register">Regulating the Digital Age
 : Where Should Europe Draw the Line?</a>\nWelcome to LYMECs Fringe Event R
 egulating the Digital Age: Where Should Europe Draw the Line? taking place
  during the ALDE Council in Dublin on November 13. About the Event Social 
 media is rapidly reshaping how Europeans communicate\, access information 
 and participate in public life. As Europe debates the future of digital re
 gulation\, the question of where to draw the line is becoming increasingly
  urgent. LYMEC has been advocating for a safer\, more democratic and right
 s-based digital environment for young people for years. With the European 
 Commission’s recent proposal to restrict social media access for childre
 n under 13 and introduce stronger safeguards for under 15 year olds\, alon
 gside President Macron’s proposal for a minimum age of 15\, the debate h
 as gained new momentum at both the European and national levels. These pol
 icy suggestions makes the discussion particularly timely: how should Europ
 e regulate social media while protecting young people\, fundamental rights
  and democratic participation? The panel will also explore what these chan
 ges mean in practice for politicians and political campaigning in an incre
 asingly regulated digital environment. Programme:14:00 Welcome Remarks14:1
 0 Panel Discussion Speakers - TBC Moderated by: Dimitra Papadopoulou\, LYM
 EC Communications Officer14:45 Q&A15:00 End of Event The event takes place
  at Higgins Suite 2\, Dublin Royal Convention Centre​\, in Dublin\, Irel
 and You can find more information about the event at the ALDE website. Co-
 Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however tho
 se of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the Europ
 ean Union or European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the grant
 ing authority can be held responsible for them
DTSTAMP:20261014T013333Z
LOCATION:Higgins Suite 2\, Dublin Royal Convention Centre​ | Dublin\, Ire
 land
SUMMARY:Regulating the Digital Age: Where Should Europe Draw the Line?
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<a href="https://www.lymec.eu/event/regulating
 -the-digital-age-where-should-europe-draw-the-line-206/register">Regulatin
 g the Digital Age: Where Should Europe Draw the Line?</a>\nWelcome to LYME
 Cs Fringe Event Regulating the Digital Age: Where Should Europe Draw the L
 ine? taking place during the ALDE Council in Dublin on November 13. About 
 the Event Social media is rapidly reshaping how Europeans communicate\, ac
 cess information and participate in public life. As Europe debates the fut
 ure of digital regulation\, the question of where to draw the line is beco
 ming increasingly urgent. LYMEC has been advocating for a safer\, more dem
 ocratic and rights-based digital environment for young people for years. W
 ith the European Commission’s recent proposal to restrict social media a
 ccess for children under 13 and introduce stronger safeguards for under 15
  year olds\, alongside President Macron’s proposal for a minimum age of 
 15\, the debate has gained new momentum at both the European and national 
 levels. These policy suggestions makes the discussion particularly timely:
  how should Europe regulate social media while protecting young people\, f
 undamental rights and democratic participation? The panel will also explor
 e what these changes mean in practice for politicians and political campai
 gning in an increasingly regulated digital environment. Programme:14:00 We
 lcome Remarks14:10 Panel Discussion Speakers - TBC Moderated by: Dimitra P
 apadopoulou\, LYMEC Communications Officer14:45 Q&A15:00 End of Event The 
 event takes place at Higgins Suite 2\, Dublin Royal Convention Centre​\,
  in Dublin\, Ireland You can find more information about the event at the 
 ALDE website. Co-Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expresse
 d are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect t
 hose of the European Union or European Commission. Neither the European Un
 ion nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them
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