@inbook{95a5365995cf4b29b53fcc99ec7b4e81,
title = "Media policy and copyright in Europe: the progressive expansion of the law for broadcasters to online platforms",
abstract = "This chapter draws upon the evolution and EU harmonisation of media regulations and copyright in the last three decades. The piece shows the EU{\textquoteright}s attempt to support its own creative industries not only through very broad creators{\textquoteright} rights but also through a law tailored for broadcasters{\textquoteright} needs. From the outset, this special legal regime included responsibilities and privileges that—particularly in the pre-digital era—made public and private television the most important vector to fund audiovisual productions, protect the value of cultural creation and preserve Europe{\textquoteright}s cultural diversity and national identities. The chapter critically reviews the progressive expansion of these intertwined areas of law at a time television{\textquoteright}s productions and content deliveries increasingly compete with those of online content platforms such as Netflix, Amazon and YouTube.",
author = "Giuseppe Mazziotti",
year = "2023",
month = jun,
day = "23",
doi = "10.1007/978-3-662-65974-8_23",
language = "English",
isbn = "9783662659762",
series = "MPI Studies on Intellectual Property and Competition Law",
publisher = "Springer",
pages = "557--590",
editor = "Christine Godt and Lamping, { Matthias}",
booktitle = "A critical mind",
address = "Germany",
}