(BBC) EU officials are struggling to agree on a law aimed at preventing the spread of “terrorist content” online.
The European Parliament approved a draft version of the law on Wednesday evening, which would impose a one-hour deadline to remove offending content.
But a European Commission official told the BBC changes made to the text by parliament made the law ineffective.
It now plans to agree a version closer to the original with a new parliament after the elections in May.
“Given the importance, we have to come back and work on this again with them,” the official said.
