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Dutch Media Authority

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The Dutch Media Authority (Commissariaat voor de Media) is a government agency that oversees compliance with Dutch media and fixed book price laws. It supervises radio, television, video-on-demand services, and book publishing, protecting media independence, plurality, and accessibility while supporting freedom of information.

Dutch Media Authority is a privately held company, based in the Netherlands. Leadership tracked by CEOInsider includes Madeleine de Cock Buning (CEO) and Amma Asante (CEO).

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Recent coverage has focused on media regulatory developments in the Netherlands and Europe, including findings that trust and interest in news continue to decline domestically, as well as emerging oversight activities around media mergers at the European level. Additional coverage has addressed concerns about children's ability to distinguish influencer advertising from genuine content, reflecting broader regulatory attention to digital media practices.

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