European Audiovisual Policy in Transition
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European Audiovisual Policy in Transition
Broughton Micova, Sally; Raats, Tim; Ranaivoson, Heritiana
Taylor & Francis Ltd
10/2024
276
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9781032202228
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Part 1: Introduction 1. European Audiovisual media in transition: Editor's Introduction (Tim Raats, Sally Broughton Micova & Heritiana Ranaivoson) 2. From the Television without Frontiers Directive to the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (Sally Broughton Micova) Part 2: The EU audiovisual policy between national and supranational governance 3. More coordination between national media regulators and implications for their independence in the digital environment (Gabor Polyak & Tanja Kersevan Smokvina) 4. Between minimal standards and national variation: minimum harmonization of advertising rules (Nadia Feci & Peggy Valcke) Part 3: Involving video-sharing platforms in the protection of their users 5. Responsibilities of video-sharing platforms and their users (Sally Broughton Micova & Lubos Kuklis) 6. Video-sharing platforms under the AVMSD: Transnational and multi-stakeholder cooperation (Ivana Kostovska & Sally Broughton Micova) Part 4: Media ownership and transparency 7. EU and the complex, nation-dependent web of media ownership regulation in Europe. The role of media ownership rules in limiting market concentration (Adelaida Afilipoaie & Heritiana Ranaivoson) 8. The Audiovisual Media Services Directive and the effectiveness of media transparency requirements (Heritiana Ranaivoson & Krisztina Rozgonyi) Part 5: Promoting domestic and European works 9. 'Netflix taxes' as tools for supporting European audiovisual ecosystems: Policy interventions for rights retention by independent producers (Ivana Kostovska, Marlen Komorowski, Tim Raats & Stephanie Tintel) 10. Content quotas: At the crossroads between cultural diversity and economic sustainability (Catalina Iordache, Petar Mitric & Tim Raats) 11. Safeguarding the visibility of European audiovisual services online: an analysis of the new prominence and discoverability rules (M? Trinidad Garcia Leiva & Eleonora Maria Mazzoli) Part 6: Signal integrity: an emerging issue for regulators 12. Signal Integrity in EU Member States: Much Ado About Nothing? (Hilde van den Bulck, Steven Dewaele & Karen Donders) 13. Signal integrity. EU media policymaking at its best or worst (Adelaida Afilipoaie, Steven Dewaele & Karen Donders) 14. Conclusion: How future-proof is the AVMSD? (Heritiana Ranaivoson, Tim Raats & Sally Broughton Micova)
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Policy;Media;Europoean;Audiovisual;Audiovisual Media Services;AVMSD;Signal Integrity;Audiovisual Commercial Communications;NRA;EU Law;Media Service Provider;Ard;European Works;Member States;Investment Obligations;VOD Service;Illegal Content;EC Merger Regulation;Maximum Harmonisation;EU Member States;EU Level;EU's Policy Making;GDPR;e-Commerce Directive;Article 28b;EU's Court;Media Pluralism;Tv Sector;General Interest Services
Part 1: Introduction 1. European Audiovisual media in transition: Editor's Introduction (Tim Raats, Sally Broughton Micova & Heritiana Ranaivoson) 2. From the Television without Frontiers Directive to the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (Sally Broughton Micova) Part 2: The EU audiovisual policy between national and supranational governance 3. More coordination between national media regulators and implications for their independence in the digital environment (Gabor Polyak & Tanja Kersevan Smokvina) 4. Between minimal standards and national variation: minimum harmonization of advertising rules (Nadia Feci & Peggy Valcke) Part 3: Involving video-sharing platforms in the protection of their users 5. Responsibilities of video-sharing platforms and their users (Sally Broughton Micova & Lubos Kuklis) 6. Video-sharing platforms under the AVMSD: Transnational and multi-stakeholder cooperation (Ivana Kostovska & Sally Broughton Micova) Part 4: Media ownership and transparency 7. EU and the complex, nation-dependent web of media ownership regulation in Europe. The role of media ownership rules in limiting market concentration (Adelaida Afilipoaie & Heritiana Ranaivoson) 8. The Audiovisual Media Services Directive and the effectiveness of media transparency requirements (Heritiana Ranaivoson & Krisztina Rozgonyi) Part 5: Promoting domestic and European works 9. 'Netflix taxes' as tools for supporting European audiovisual ecosystems: Policy interventions for rights retention by independent producers (Ivana Kostovska, Marlen Komorowski, Tim Raats & Stephanie Tintel) 10. Content quotas: At the crossroads between cultural diversity and economic sustainability (Catalina Iordache, Petar Mitric & Tim Raats) 11. Safeguarding the visibility of European audiovisual services online: an analysis of the new prominence and discoverability rules (M? Trinidad Garcia Leiva & Eleonora Maria Mazzoli) Part 6: Signal integrity: an emerging issue for regulators 12. Signal Integrity in EU Member States: Much Ado About Nothing? (Hilde van den Bulck, Steven Dewaele & Karen Donders) 13. Signal integrity. EU media policymaking at its best or worst (Adelaida Afilipoaie, Steven Dewaele & Karen Donders) 14. Conclusion: How future-proof is the AVMSD? (Heritiana Ranaivoson, Tim Raats & Sally Broughton Micova)
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Policy;Media;Europoean;Audiovisual;Audiovisual Media Services;AVMSD;Signal Integrity;Audiovisual Commercial Communications;NRA;EU Law;Media Service Provider;Ard;European Works;Member States;Investment Obligations;VOD Service;Illegal Content;EC Merger Regulation;Maximum Harmonisation;EU Member States;EU Level;EU's Policy Making;GDPR;e-Commerce Directive;Article 28b;EU's Court;Media Pluralism;Tv Sector;General Interest Services
