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Key figures

  • 70 per cent
    Children aged 10 to 14 think that the digital majority at 15 is a good idea.
  • -40%
    the number of persons under 18 visiting pornographic websites in 2025.
  • 45K
    More than 45,000 Ebooks were published in 2025. Of these, nearly 11,000 are subject to accessibility requirements.

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An overview of the accessibility of Ebooks published in 2025
2026 FIFA World Cup: why are there more ad breaks during matches?
Annual Report 2025
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Teaching tools and resources

Media, Information and Digital Citizenship Education

The issue of the contribution made by audiovisual groups to media and information literacy and digital citizenship (EMICN) has emerged as a necessity in support of the work carried out by teachers.

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Freedom of expression and its limits

Freedom of expression – that is, the right to express one’s opinions freely – is within the scope of the fundamental freedoms that form the cornerstones of our democracy. Ensuring and upholding this right fosters the development of an open, tolerant society that respects the rule of law.

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The "Pocket Documentaries"

The "Pocket Documentaries" project offers an educational programme in which secondary school pupils use mobile phones to produce collaborative documentary films on a set theme.

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Arcom is an independent public authority responsible for safeguarding freedom of communication. Its remit includes ensuring that the public has access to a supply of audiovisual content that ensures plurality and respects rights and freedoms, promoting creative works, and fighting against unlawful and harmful content on the internet.

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