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The Challenge of Transparency in the Audiovisual Sector
Conference of 17 January 2003, Strasbourg, France
Contributions to the conference
On the occasion of its 10th anniversary, the European Audiovisual Observatory organised an international conference focusing on "transparency" in the audiovisual sector. You will find hereunder the contributions to this conference - in their original language - that are currently available. This page will be completed whenever new contributions will be available. For the detailed programme of the conference, click here [pdf].
Furthermore, on this occasion, the European Audiovisual Observatory published a 116 page commemorative book, 10 Years of Transparency in the Audiovisual Industry that is available on line [just click on it].
For further details and photos of the conference, please go on the Council of Europe's portal.
The Need for Transparency in the European Audiovisual Sector [Panel discussion 1]
- Les défis de la transparence dans le secteur audiovisuel, M. Roberto BARZANTI [pdf]
- The BBC and the need for transparency, Mr. Shaun DAY [pdf]
- Intervention of Mr Greger LINDBERG [pdf]
Pondering the Legal Framework for the Audiovisual Sector in Europe [Panel discussion 2]
- Den rechtlichen Rahmen für den audiovisuellen Sektor in Europa überdenken, Mrs. Susanne NIKOLTCHEV [pdf]
- Voices Not Yet Heard: Reviewing the Interests of New Member States, Mr. Karol JAKUBOWICZ [pdf]
- Ist weniger mehr: Brauchen wir De- oder Co-Regulierung?, Herr Alexander SCHEUER [pdf]
- Réflexions sur certains aspects économiques du cadre juridique de l'audiovisuel, M. Laurent BENZONI [pdf]
Digitalisation and New Services: The Opportunities and Risks for the Audiovisual Industry [Panel discussion 3]
- SMS as a Value Added Television Concept, Mrs Monique VAN DUSSELDORP [powerpoint]
- Digital Distribution of Feature Films, Mr Ben KEEN [pdf]
- New Forms of Television and their Legal Implications, Mr Alberto PÉREZ GOMEZ [powerpoint]
- Jeux vidéo et télévision interactive : les nouveaux marchés du divertissement, M. Jean DACIÉ [powerpoint]
Is the European Audiovisual Sector on the Verge of a Financial Crisis? [Panel discussion 4]
- Analysing Financial Performances of European Audiovisual Companies, Mr André LANGE [powerpoint]
- Analyse comparée des stratégies des radio-télévisions de service public, M. Philippe COSTE [powerpoint]
- The Role of the Regulator in the Allocation of Resources, Mr Roberto MASTROIANNI [pdf]
- La transition vers la télévision numérique: défis et incertitudes, M. Giuseppe RICHERI [powerpoint]
- Forecasting the European Advertising Market, Mr Mike WATERSON [powerpoint]
Set up in December 1992, the European Audiovisual Observatory's mission is to gather and distribute information on the audiovisual industry in Europe. The Observatory is a European public service body comprised of 37 member states and the European Union, represented by the European Commission. It operates within the legal framework of the Council of Europe and works alongside a number of partner and professional organisations from within the industry and with a network of correspondents. In addition to contributions to conferences, other major activities are the publication of a Yearbook, newsletters and reports, the compilation and management of databases and the provision of information through the Observatory's Internet site.