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Holding Statement by the ACT on the copyright dossier trilogue agreement Thumbnail
Holding Statement by the ACT on the copyright dossier trilogue agreement
26 February 2019Brussels, 26 February 2019 - ACT takes note of the Trilogue agreement related to the Directive on Copyright in the Digital Single Market. Despite substantial efforts by many European rights holders, the ... Read More Read more
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European broadcasters call for policy action to address the role and responsibilities of online platforms in the new media age Thumbnail
European broadcasters call for policy action to address the role and responsibilities of online platforms in the new media age
19 February 2019BRUSSELS, 19 February 2019 - Joint Statement by public (EBU) and private broadcasters (ACT). Public and commercial broadcasters met today in Brussels at the invitation of European Parliament President Antonio Tajani. ... Read More Read more
- RT @The_IIC: The #IICBX2019 session on policy & regulation in an era of disinformation and fake news next week will be chaired by Grégoire…
- Today's intervention by Nick Clegg quite underwhelming, a missed opportunity to address the key issues at hand with… https://t.co/uXpDVuzKBh
- RT @SamuelStolton: .@GabrielMariya speaking at @EURACTIV event on Media freedom says that @EU_Commission has received the first reports on…
- Senior MEP Elmar Brok makes it clear that public subsidies are not the way to deliver a healthy media ecosystem. #Media4EU
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Position Papers
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Commercial Broadcasters' concerns about Art. 13(4) - Copyright Directive (Value Gap)
26 April 2018 | Position PapersACT writes to Council Representatives in view of the COREPER I meeting on Friday 27 ... Read More
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ACT response to EC public consultation on fake news
23 February 2018 | Position PapersCommercial broadcasters are professional media companies that focus on quality of news and reliability. This ... Read More
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ACT position on e-Privacy
20 October 2017 | Position PapersAs a general principle, commercial broadcasters believe that the Proposal should not replicate provisions of ... Read More
Key Facts
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1 Million People
work in the audiovisual industry in Europe.
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50%
of our revenues are invested back in the creation of audiovisual content.
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15 Billion Euro
are invested, per year, in content by Europe’s largest commercial broadcasters.
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236 Minutes per day
is the average viewing time of linear TV in the EU (2013).