'The main aim of this paper is to assess available policy options in the trade off between economic integration and cultural protection in the UK audiovisual sector. The central question asked by the paper is how might effective market access in the UK be best achieved without jeopardising cultural variety. This report examines briefly the development of audiovisual industries in the UK in the past 10 years, highlighting notable trends in legislative, regulatory, self-regulatory and administrative provisions as well as subsidies and tax allowances. This analysis will also allow us to contribute to a European database on audiovisual policies. Such analysis will help us to assess the potential impact of audiovisual policies on their economic ...
The present paper is the result of a four-year-long project examining the concept and the policies o...
This article compares and contrasts the systems of regulation and deregulation in the British and We...
The difficult relationship between the two global public goods of cultural plurality and internation...
Der Konflikt zwischen kultureller Autonomie und freiem Handel von Waren praesentiert sich als lang a...
Focusing on economic aspects of audiovisual industries, this article analyses some of the key EU po...
'This paper reviews Italian audiovisual policies, in order to assess their impact on the internation...
Today, Europeans can watch their favourite programmes on their television, their computers or their ...
The paper draws on a three year comparative research project which examined trends in audiovisual re...
Cultural Industries - The British Experience in International Perspective, Cultural Industries, 02.0...
Broadcasting in particular has seen remarkable change from the days of single-channel public broadca...
The ‘cultural exception ’ debate raised around the mega-policy issue of WTO-sponsored trade liberali...
Abstract: The British Labour government believes that Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) ...
International audienceOver the last decades, media, IT and telecoms have been transitioning away fro...
In the profoundly changing and dynamic world of contemporary audiovisual media, what has remained su...
Audiovisual services cover a wide range of services, ranging from art to information (...)
The present paper is the result of a four-year-long project examining the concept and the policies o...
This article compares and contrasts the systems of regulation and deregulation in the British and We...
The difficult relationship between the two global public goods of cultural plurality and internation...
Der Konflikt zwischen kultureller Autonomie und freiem Handel von Waren praesentiert sich als lang a...
Focusing on economic aspects of audiovisual industries, this article analyses some of the key EU po...
'This paper reviews Italian audiovisual policies, in order to assess their impact on the internation...
Today, Europeans can watch their favourite programmes on their television, their computers or their ...
The paper draws on a three year comparative research project which examined trends in audiovisual re...
Cultural Industries - The British Experience in International Perspective, Cultural Industries, 02.0...
Broadcasting in particular has seen remarkable change from the days of single-channel public broadca...
The ‘cultural exception ’ debate raised around the mega-policy issue of WTO-sponsored trade liberali...
Abstract: The British Labour government believes that Information Communication Technologies (ICTs) ...
International audienceOver the last decades, media, IT and telecoms have been transitioning away fro...
In the profoundly changing and dynamic world of contemporary audiovisual media, what has remained su...
Audiovisual services cover a wide range of services, ranging from art to information (...)
The present paper is the result of a four-year-long project examining the concept and the policies o...
This article compares and contrasts the systems of regulation and deregulation in the British and We...
The difficult relationship between the two global public goods of cultural plurality and internation...