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Workshop: Prominence of audiovisual content and services of general interest

It is not easy to stand out in a crowded market, especially if your competitors are taller and have broader shoulders and a louder loudspeaker. But, as mentioned in the European Commission’s Cinema Communication, audiovisual works are not only economic goods, offering important opportunities for the creation of wealth and employment, but also (and very importantly) cultural goods which mirror and shape our societies. Therefore, the findability and discoverability of European audiovisual content is first and foremost a matter of cultural diversity. Only if a variety of voices can be effectively heard, and a multitude of works effectively enjoyed by the greatest numbers, can there be real cultural diversity. At the same time, increased cultural diversity helps boost freedom of expression, free opinion-forming and access to reliable information. 


Welcome and Introduction to the workshop

Opening of the workshop: Susanne Nikoltchev, Executive Director, European Audiovisual Observatory (EAO)

Introduction: Maja Cappello, Head of Department for Legal Information, EAO

 

Session 1 - Setting the scene

Moderation by Francisco Cabrera, Senior Legal Analyst, EAO

General introduction to the topic: Tarlach McGonagle, Professor of public law, IViR/University of Leiden

Overview of market practices on content prioritisation: Eleonora Mazzoli, LSE Fellow/Senior Policy Manager, Ofcom

The point of view of public service mediaJenny Weinand, Senior Legal Counsel, EBU

The point of view of the tech industryStuart Savage, Director EU Innovation R&D, LG Electronics/DVB Chair

 

Session 2 - Prominence of services of general interest in the AVMSD

Moderation by Maja Cappello, Head of Department for Legal Information, EAO

Overview of transposition of Art. 7a AVMSD and evaluation of the framework, Michèle Ledger, Lecturer, University of Namur

Rules in practice in France, Danielle Sartori, Head of AVMS Department, ARCOM

Rules in practice in Ireland, Liam Boyle, Senior PSM Manager, CnaM

 

Session 3 - Prominence in the digital space

Moderation by Maja Cappello, Head of Department for Legal Information, EAO, and Francisco Cabrera, Senior Legal Analyst, EAO

Overview of the regulatory links with DSA, DMA and EMFA, Elda Brogi, Professor and Schientific Coordinator, EUI CMPF

Evaluation of the framework, Joan Barata, Intermediary Liability Fellow, Stanford University

Policy approaches in the UK, Eleonora Mazzoli, LSE Fellow/Senior Policy Manager, Ofcom

Case study - SKY, Jack van den Berg, Senior Policy & Government Affairs Officer, SKY

Case study - Media for Europe, Zoe Pellegrini, Senior EU Policy Manager at MFE's Brussels Office

 

World Café brainstorming

Moderation by Maja Cappello, Head of Department for Legal Information, EAO

 

Wrap-up and closing words

Wrap-up: Maja Cappello, Head of Department for Legal Information, EAO

Closing words: Susanne Nikoltchev, Executive Director, EAO

European Youth Center 05/12/2023
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