Internet Media Regulation

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

European Union European Union. European Coal and Steel Community 1952: began with the signing of the Treaty of Paris, establishing the European Coal and.

Advertisements

Workshop on National Platforms 23 – 29 August 2008, Davos Switzerland Federal Department of Foreign Affairs FDFA Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation.

Multi-level governance in EU Cohesion policy Professor John Bachtler VI EU-China High-Level Seminar On Regional Policy Multi-level Governance And Support.

Planning Step 1: Choosing a Study Theme.

GAMBIA COMPETITION COMMISSION GAMBIA COMPETITION COMMISSION Levelling the Field for Development BY : EXECUTIVE SECRETARY 5 TH JUNE 2013.

Communications Regulatory Agency Media Literacy and Protection of Children Experiences of the Communications Regulatory Agency of BH Kemal Huseinović,

Journalism and Media Studies Centre, The University of Hong Kong 1 Environmental politics and communication Media, Politics and the Environment (CCGL 9012)

Global Reporting Initiative Social indicators for Food Processing Industry Koen Boone (LEI Wageningen UR), Brussels, 11 May 2010.

Primary aim: Understand how a political agent derives the right to make decisions about an ip. How industrial policy is legitimized in the EU.

Competition Culture The Key to Successful Competition Regime 3 rd BRICS International Competition Conference New Delhi, November 21-22, 2013 Pradeep S.

PROJECT Towards an Harmonised Approach for National Space Legislation in Europe Berlin, January 2004 NATIONAL SPACE LEGISLATION: THE BELGIAN.

Car sharing in European CIVITAS cities lessons learned and evaluation May 21th, 2015 Utrecht, The Netherlands Janiek de Kruijff, CIVITAS & TNO.

Publisher’s digitisation initiatives in Europe Federation of European Publishers Copenhaguen,24th -26th October 2007.

INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION PUBLIC CONSULTATION FIRST OVERVIEW EXPORTIC 27 March 2008 JF SOUPIZET HEAD OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS DG INFSO These view are.

Impact of Liberalization of the Electricity Market on Energy Efficiency, Quality of Supply and Environmental Performance Eric BONNEVILLE ECI Webconference.

Cámara Nacional del Autotransporte de Pasaje y Turismo (CANAPAT) National Chamber of Road Carriers of Passengers and Tourism.

The strength of the EU economy on global scale The EU is the world´s largest economy - 20 % of world GDP World´s largest trading block Between.

MOT Dr. Dinh Thi My Loan Director General, Competition Administration Department MINISTRY OF TRADE STRENGTHENING THE TASK OF CONSUMER PROTECTION IN VIETNAM.

History of EU consultations with Civil Society. Scope of presentation Civil society and the EU institutions Civil society and the EU institutions Basis.

The Essential European Union. First things first… The EU is a Supranational Organization consisting of 28 individual nations. Initially started in 1951.

is concerned with the balance (or imbalance) of power and control and how content is shaped through the varied influence of the participants.

Support for the Modernisation of the Mongolian Standardisation system – EuropeAid/134305/C/SER/MN Training on standardisation Support to the Modernisation.

Energy Management and Planning MSJ0210 Energy planning Eduard Latõšov.

World agricultural markets Yevgeniya Dyad’ko. The object and tasks of a course The goal of course “World Agricultural Markets” is developing the deep.

Lecturer: Miljen Matijašević G10, room 6/I, Tue 11:30-12:30 Session 10.

Social policy and the emergence of a European social model.

Running the European Union There are 3 main institutions you should be aware of. You should understand what they do.

Federal Department of Environment, Transport Energy and Communications UVEK Federal Office of Communications OFCOM Telecom/FG, Fix Network and Universal.

© OECD A joint initiative of the OECD and the European Union, principally financed by the EU DEBR Prague, 31 October Managing the stock of legislation:

Internal Operating Macro  For any business to succeed, it must be able to respond quickly to changes or pressures that come from it internal, operating.

Page 1 Payments in the digital economy in EU Marc Jamet Senior Consultant Euralia European Public Affairs, Brussels June Quanzhou.

Sustainable Forestry in Lithuania pre- and post- EU membership

UNCTAD work on consumer protection issues

Trafficking of Human Beings in Pakistan and Role of Media

Introduction & Overview

European (Sector) Social Dialogue overview & update

Ariane de Dominicis – DG Environment

Non Financial Reporting: Current Developments at EU level

NIFISA 3rd Seminar Kanoya/Japan, March 9, „Sport Policy“ Professor Dr

KNOWLEDGE ECONOMY FORUM IV Istanbul, March 22-24, 2005

PRESENTATION OF MONTENEGRO

INFORMATION AS A RIGHT OF CONSUMERS

of the Statistical Office of the Republic of Slovenia

IFOAM organizations Brief overview of IFOAM Organics International, IFOAM EU Group and IFOAM AgriBioMediterraneo.

The Service Directive Summary.

National Capitalism and Competition

European Economic and Social Committee

What is an NGO.

Wioletta Dunin-Majewska DG ENER B3 Retail Markets European Commission

The European Union THE EU

Cámara Nacional del Autotransporte de Pasaje y Turismo (CANAPAT)

IFLA at the Internet Governance Forum

EPAN – DG Meeting eGovernment working group

Donor Disclosure – An Emerging Debate in Charity Regulation

Acquire knowledge of the impact of government on business activities to make informed economic decisions 5.04.

PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY FOR HIGHER EDUCATION

Business Law: An Introduction Summary Notes 1

EUROPEAN YOUTH FORUM.

European Union.

Mental Health of Children

Energy Management and Planning MSJ0210

CAP decision making process

Prof. Dietmar Hoscher, ECA Vice-Chair

Outline Background: development of the Commission’s position

THE MASTER DEGREE WORK: “The bank credit management policy” (on the example of the joint stock company “ОТP Bank”) Student : Lanna A. B-09 Scientific.

The challenge Lack of compliance with sustainability standards in Myanmar supplier factories Working /living conditions for the employees precarious Consumers.

Workshop on GRP, Quito, Ecuador, 7-9 Nov. 2018

European Union By: Dr. Soha EL Magawry.

12-13 June, Tirana Dr.sc. Helena Popovic

EU Standardisation Policy

Presentation transcript:

Internet Media Regulation Andreea Jonsson Erika Holm Wensheng Zhang Yuze Tang More original presentation can be found on http://prezi.com/2mqtuz8qvxul/present/?auth_key=i9l8wfy&follow=m3iyfc29-hvp

How are Internet contents regulated in USA and Europe?

Factors Legal Power – (child pornography – jail) Market - economic, financial interests Advocacy – non profit

US initiatives Federal Laws State Laws Censorship by institutions

US Regulations Communications Decency Act Pennsylvania censorship The Internet Safety Technical Task Force

EU initiatives EU - the European Commission UK - the Department of Trade and Industry Germany – the Multimedia law France - The Council of Superior Telematics (le Conseil Supérieur de la Télématique)

Are the political and the branch initiatives working in the same direction?

Political initiatives' goals: Political goals Freedom of speech Clean media environment National security etc

Branch initiatives goals: More profits Less regulation Interests of consumer -guarantee a more sustainable development etc

Not in the same direction!

Is self-regulation working?

Self-regulation is critical to the entire media regulation Increasing society complexity--State lack detailed knowledge to implement informed and effective regulation--Compensated through the involvement of a variety of stakeholders in the process of policy-making-- Media governance entails both co-and self-regulation

Self-regulation is not so strong: Conflicts between interests and regulating itself Contradiction between self-regulation and mandatory policies Governmental power in non-governmental modes

Self-regulation with co-regulation will take effect

Discussion 1. Should the state be the determinant actor in regulating internet content? 2. Is Internet regulation an intrusion on freedom of speech? 3. What is the best way to regulate the Internet content?

Thanks for your attention!