Media pluralism and European law
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Media pluralism and European law
（Information law series, v. 26）
Kluwer Law International, c2013
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Includes bibliographical references and index
内容説明・目次
内容説明
Although there appears to be no firm legal basis in the Treaties for EU legislative action aimed specifically at protecting media pluralism, this book opens a number of promising avenues along which a viable legal regime protecting media pluralism may be achieved in the EU. With particular focus on broadcasting, the book examines existing (albeit fragmented) legislative and regulatory measures in competition law and other areas that contribute to this goal, and sets forth ways to strengthen monitoring and transparency, generate 'soft law with hard statements', introduce a 'pluralism test' in the EU Merger Regulation, promote more public service media, and foster media literacy. Among many other issues arising in the course of the discussion, the author describes and elucidates the following: various types of integration of media companies and the different ways they affect pluralism and diversity; limitations of must-carry rules and principles of interoperability; the diverging priorities of different European organizations, institutions and bodies; and contradictory lobbying efforts from industry actors.
The author places herself on the culture side of the culture/commodity dilemma, showing why it is vital for regulators to preserve media pluralism by counteracting excessive media concentration and safeguarding quality and diversity of content.
目次
1. Introduction. 2. European Approach to Media Concentration Regulation - The Clash of Values. 3. European Tools I: European Court of Human Rights and the Council of Europe. 4. European Tools II: European Competition Law. 5. European Tools III: Fragmentary EU Legislative Measures. 6. National Tools - Media Concentration Laws in Four Member States. 7. Case for Action at the EU Level? 8. Solutions to Augment Current EU Action in the Media Pluralism Field. 9. Conclusion. References.
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