IRIS: Legal Observations of the European Audiovisual Observatory

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  Año 2016, Número 9

  • Council of europe: European Court of Human Rights: Brambilla and others v. Italy

    

  • European union: Court of Justice of the European Union: Judgment on the case Tobias Mc. Fadden v. Sony Music Entertainment GmbH

    

  • European union: Court of Justice of the European Union: GS Media v. Sanoma Media Netherlands.

    

  • European union: European Commission: Decision on funding of film production and distribution in Germany

    

  • European union: Body of European Regulators for Electronic Communications: guidelines on EU net neutrality rules

    

  • AT-Austria: KommAustria establishes breach of ORF Act

    

  • BA-Bosnia-Herzegovina: Parliament does not support extending collection of RTV tax . .

    

  • BE-Belgium: Flemish Media Regulator issues several decisions on sponsoring .

    

  • BG-Bulgaria: Extending the mandates of the members of management boards of the public media

    

  • DE-Germany: Accreditation rules of the Bavarian Football Association lawful.

    

  • ES-Spain: CNMC reported about the fulfilment of the public service duties of RTVE

    

  • FR-France: Luc Besson’s film ‘Lock-Out’ plagiarises pre-existing film: judgment upheld on appeal .

    

  • FR-France: France Télévisions cannot oblige its journalists to carry out editing tasks, or its editing staff to carry out editorial work.

    

  • FR-France: New tax credit for expenditure on delegated production of cinematographic and audiovisual works

    

  • FR-France: Classification of films shown in cinemas and on television: CSA study

    

  • GB-United Kingdom: Regulator closes investigation into Premier League football rights .

    

  • GB-United Kingdom: RT’s Going Underground programmes breaches Ofcom’s Broadcasting Code on due impartiality .

    

  • GB-United Kingdom: Section Six of Ofcom Broadcast Code engaged during UK Referendum about EU . .

    

  • GR-Greece: Tender for digital television licences held

    

  • IE-Ireland: New access rules for broadcasters

    

  • IE-Ireland: BAI media research funding scheme 2016 .

    

  • IT-Italy: Decree on the television advertising of gaming .

    

  • NL-Netherlands: Interactive digital television provider ends data protection violations

    

  • RU-Russian Federation: FSB details new rules for telecom sector . .

    

  • RU-Russian Federation: Rules on using social media for civil servants

    

  • SE-Sweden: SE-Sweden The Swedish Press and Broadcasting Authority’s newest report on accessibility requirements for broadcasters in Sweden.

    

  • US-United States: US Law only applicable in the US . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .22 Gameplay videos have to be labeled as advertisements. .22 Preservation of Personal Privacy Act only applies to paying customers

    

  • US-United States: Twitter is not liable as a publisher