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Workshop - Addressing regulatory asymmetries: video-sharing platforms, targeting on-demand services, and services outside the EU

For the third time, the European Audiovisual Observatory (OBS), in cooperation with the European Platform of Regulatory Authorities (EPRA), organised a workshop on "Addressing regulatory asymmetries: video-sharing platforms, targeting on-demand services, and services outside the EU" in Strasbourg on 12 December 2016. The two previous workshops were "Empowering users: rating systems, protection tools and media literacy across Europe", in 2014 and "The grey areas between media regulation and data protection" in 2015.

This workshop aimed to discuss the challenges set by existing and upcoming regulatory asymmetries resulting from the EU legal framework as the European Commission published proposal to amend the Audiovisual media services Directive (AVMSD).

The three panel discussions concerning the main areas where regulatory asymmetries could be identified:

  • 1) The material scope of the AVMSD and video-sharing platforms;
  • 2) The principle of country of origin and targeting on-demand services;
  • 3) Internal Market and services outside the EU: future perspectives;
  • 4) Dealing with asymmetries – tools and remedies

 

A Storify is available.

You will find here the summary of the discussions held during the workshop, including links to the presentations made by the participants.
 

Opening of the Workshop

Susanne Nikoltchev - Executive Director, European Audiovisual Observatory

Celene Craig - Chairperson of the European Platform of Regulatory Authorities (EPRA)
 

Panel 1 - The material scope of the AVMSD and video-sharing platforms

Chair: Sophie Valais - Legal analyst, European Audiovisual Observatory

The audiovisual market in the EU & video-sharing platforms
Christian Grece - Markets analyst, European Audiovisual Observatory

Scope - the UK experience
Cathy Taylor - Senior Associate Manager for Standards and Audience Protection at Ofcom (British regulatory authority)
 

Roundtable discussion

 

"Appropriate measures", liabilities and freedom of expression
Monica Horten - Visiting Fellow at the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE)
 

Roundtable discussion

Panel 2 - The principle of country of origin and targeting services

Chair: Francisco Cabrera - Legal analyst, European Audiovisual Observatory

Targeting services
Gilles Fontaine - Head of Department for Information on Markets and Financing, European Audiovisual Observatory

Country of Origin Principle and Targeting Services
Bernardo Herman - Director General, Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel (CSA), French speaking community media regulator, Belgium

The principle of country of origin and targeting services
Joanna Chansel - Deputy Head of European and International Affairs at the French Ministry of Culture and Communication (DGMIC)
Julie-Jeanne Régnault - EU Affairs Adviser at Centre national du cinéma et de l’image animée (CNC)
 

Roundtable discussion

Panel 3 - Internal Market and services outside the EU: future perspectives

Chair: Emmanuelle Machet - Coordinator of the Secretariat, EPRA

The European Convention on Transfrontier Television (ECTT) and the EU
Silvia Grundmann - Head of the Media and Internet Division at the Council of Europe

Jurisdiction and connection criteria
Mark D. Cole - Professor for Media and Telecommunication Law at the University of Luxembourg
 

Roundtable discussion

Global platforms
Pieter Nooren - Senior Scientist at TNO
 

Roundtable discussion

  • Cécil Ameil - Responsible for regulatory affairs (advocacy and licensing) in Europe, Africa and Middle East, SES
  • Andrea Stazi - Public Policy and Government Relations Manager, Google
  • Joanna Chansel - Deputy Head of European and International Affairs at the French Ministry of Culture and Communication (DGMIC)
  • Julie Mamou - International affairs manager at Ofcom
     

Panel 4 - Dealing with asymmetries – tools and remedies

World café round(s) with four coffee tables followed by a round-table discussion.
Chair: Maja Cappello - Head of the Department for Legal Information, European Audiovisual Observatory

Media regulators

Table host

Brainstormers

Discussants

Users and civil society

Table host

Brainstormers

Discussants

Media players and industry

Table host

Brainstormers

  • Andrea Stazi - Public Policy and Government Relations Manager, Google
  • Cécil Ameil - Responsible for regulatory affairs (advocacy and licensing) in Europe, Africa and Middle East, SES
  • Carolina Lorenzon - Director of International Affairs at Mediaset

Discussants

European and national institutions

Table host

Marcel Boulogne - Head of Sector, Audiovisual Media Services, DG CONNECT, European Commission

Brainstormers

Discussants

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