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Media concentration in the Netherlands Inge Brakman Commissioner of the Netherlands Media Authority 14th European Television and Film Forum, Barcelona, October 11th, 2002 The Netherlands Media Authority PO Box 1426 1200 BK Hilversum The Netherlands phone: +31 35 7737700 Website: www.cvdm.nl

Media Concentration Monitor Objective Supply information Provide insight Make statements

Media value chain Media consumer Source ‘Content Creation’ (journalist, producer) Source ‘Content Delivery’ (distribution) ‘Content Packaging’ (publisher,broadcaster) Media consumer

Information carriers Written media Broadcasting Electronic media

Concentration Ownership Editorial Horizontal, vertical and diagonal

Heterogeneity Diversity Plurality

Independence Autonomy Editorial statute Originality Own chief editor The use of external source

Accessibility Distribution Available Affordable

Number of newspaper publishers

Market shares of five biggest newspaper publishers

Plurality in newspaper market

Ownership concentration in television

Plurality in television

Television expenditures

Ownership concentration in radio in 2001

Plurality in radio

Market shares of infrastructures in 2001

Market shares of cable companies in 2001

Recommendations Continue monitoring Apply market share thresholds Monitor effects of ownership changes on diversity and independence Stimulate introduction of editorial statutes and rules for proper distinction between commercials and content Guarantee independence of political influences Stimulate diversity