EDiMA

EDiMA (European Digital Media Association), rebranded as DOT Europe in 2020, is an industry alliance representing leading online platform businesses in EU policy formation. Registered in the EU Transparency Register since February 1, 2012 (ID: 53905947933-43), it advocates for policies that foster innovative digital services and consumer benefits in the European Digital Single Market. Its core focus includes regulatory frameworks for online intermediaries, copyright reform, platform liability, e-commerce, and disinformation mitigation. DOT Europe engages with EU institutions through public consultations, parliamentary committee monitoring, and direct dialogues with policymakers to shape legislation affecting the digital ecosystem.

Head Office: London, UNITED KINGDOM
First Registered: 1 February 2012
Rebranding: Became DOT Europe in 2020

No related lobbyists found.

Category: III – Non-governmental organisations
Subcategory: Non-governmental organisations, platforms and networks

Affiliations: None declared.
Member Organisations: None declared

Lobbying Costs: €150,000 (for the financial year June 2014–July 2014).
(No annual breakdown beyond 2014 is available in the search results.)

Groups/Activities: None declared

EDiMA/DOT Europe held the following documented meetings with EU officials:

2 October 2017 (Brussels): Digital Single Market policies. Attended by Cabinet members of Commissioner Mariya Gabriel.
18 October 2017 (Brussels): Copyright and Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD).
16 October 2018 (Brussels): Disinformation strategy.
13 September 2019 (Brussels): Disinformation.
2 February 2020 (Brussels): Digital Services Act (DSA).
27 March 2020 (Videoconference): COVID-19 disinformation. Attended by VP Věra Jourová.
7 May 2020 (Videoconference): Digital Services Act.
23 July 2020 (Videoconference): European Democracy Action Plan (EDAP) and disinformation.
16 December 2020 (Videoconference): EDAP and DSA.
1 October 2021 (Videoconference): Platforms regulation and disinformation code