EC MEDIA LAW AND POLICY GOLDBERG D., PROSSER T. Księgarnia

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EC MEDIA LAW AND POLICY

This book aims to give a comprehensive account of the development and current state of European Community law and policy relating to the media, in particular broadcasting and the 'new media' such as the Internet and digital television, all issues of importance in the rapidly changing European media markets. It includes an examination of the context in which the policy has developed, including the role of the Council of Europe (particularly through its Convention on Transfrontier Television) and the European Convention on Human Rights.

Key aspects of media law and policy are covered including the revised Tetevis/on Without Frontiers Directive and the 'Information Society' measures, together with the recent Green Paper on the convergence of telecommunications, media and information technologies. In order to provide a complete picture the book also includes discussion of support measures for the media industries.

The book will be suitable for use by undergraduate and postgraduate students in law, media studies and European studies as well as being an ideal source of up-to-date information for media professionals.

David Goldberg is in the School of Law, Tony Prosser is John Millar Professor of Law, both at the University of Glasgow and Stefaan Verhulst is director of the Programme in Comparative Media Law and Policy, (CSLS) Wolfson College, Oxford.

189 pages

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