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COPYRIGHT VOTE: Cultural and Creative sectors throughout Europe note that the European Parliament needs more time to reach a position on copyright reform Thumbnail
COPYRIGHT VOTE: Cultural and Creative sectors throughout Europe note that the European Parliament needs more time to reach a position on copyright reform
05 July 20185 July 2018 - On behalf of 150 Cultural and Creative sectors throughout Europe, please find below a statement following the copyright vote today. Read more
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ACT welcomes TF1 and Jeunesse Télévision as new members Thumbnail
ACT welcomes TF1 and Jeunesse Télévision as new members
02 July 2018BRUSSELS, 2 JULY 2018. The Association of Commercial Television in Europe(ACT) is delighted to welcome TF1 and Jeunesse Télévision (part of the Lagardère Group) as new members. Bringing the number ... Read More Read more
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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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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).
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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.