Régulation de l’économie de l’attention

This is a proposal for a constitutional law in the French National Assembly, during the 15th legislature, on regulating the 'attention economy'. The term generally refers to business models that compete for users' time and focus, often through digital platforms, advertising and personalised content feeds. The metadata gives only the title and type, so the specific measures proposed are not clear from this record. Based on the title alone, the proposal would most directly concern digital platforms, their users and the advertising and content businesses that rely on attention-based models. Because it is a constitutional bill, it would also carry legal weight at the level of France's highest legal framework. Check the full text for the exact scope and obligations.