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Content Regulation Group
The Content Regulation Expert Group covers legal and policy areas including the AudioVisual Media Services Directive and related media law issues; regulation of online platforms and intermediaries; and legal...
Content Regulation Group
The Content Regulation Expert Group covers legal and policy areas including the AudioVisual Media Services Directive and related media law issues; regulation of online platforms and intermediaries; and legal...
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Green Production
Green production is no longer a fringe activity. As more sustainable approaches are fast becoming a "business as usual" way to work, the group aims to understand green production, how to implement it and...
Green Production
Green production is no longer a fringe activity. As more sustainable approaches are fast becoming a "business as usual" way to work, the group aims to understand green production, how to implement it and...
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Hybrid and Cloud-based Production
Place for EBU Members to share best practices on cloud and hybrid-cloud production.
Hybrid and Cloud-based Production
Place for EBU Members to share best practices on cloud and hybrid-cloud production.
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Media Freedom Act Ad hoc Group
Ad hoc group to consider the Commission’s proposals for a new European Media Freedom Act. This expert group combines members of the PSM Funding and Governance and the Content Regulation Groups.
Media Freedom Act Ad hoc Group
Ad hoc group to consider the Commission’s proposals for a new European Media Freedom Act. This expert group combines members of the PSM Funding and Governance and the Content Regulation Groups.
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Sustainability for Public Service Media
Research shows that televisions and associated devices are responsible for about two per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions. This percentage is expected to grow in coming years.
Sustainability for Public Service Media
Research shows that televisions and associated devices are responsible for about two per cent of global greenhouse gas emissions. This percentage is expected to grow in coming years.