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Newly updated EPRA-EBU table listing the events of major importance across EuropeUpdated in January 2026 with the new Italian listWe are pleased to inform you that thanks to the active cooperation of EPRA members and ...
Updated table of major events in Europe, as compiled by the Media Intelligence Service of the European Broadcasting Union, and validated by EPRA members (Accurate as of November 2025, and edited in January 2026 to add...
While the online sport offer does not yet jeopardize traditional TV broadcasters, the current environment provides a fertile ground for expansion
On 31 March 2020, the CSA and the HADOPI (the Haute Autorité pour la D...
Programme de travail de l'EPRA pour 2020 tel qu'adopté par le Comité exécutif lors de sa réunion de Munich le 31 janvier 2020 suite à la période de consultation des membres et des parties prenantes
Media Commitment to promote Women's sport in the framework of the #You'reMissingOut Campaign of the Catalan CAC. The document includes media coverage commitments, media outlet commitments and a list of signatories.
Online harms a key focus on the agenda of EPRA´s 49th meeting
The detailed Agenda for the 49th EPRA meeting, which will take place on 29-31 May in Sarajevo, is now available. This closed event, hosted by CRA, the con...
Background document EPRA/2019/06 on Premium Sports Rights by Content Producer Roland Belfin, RTR (AT) for the 2nd plenary session on 31 May 2019 in Sarajevo
European market still a mosaic of national realities while weight of US-based companies increases
The European Audiovisual Observatory (EAO) has published in April 2019 its Key Trends from the Observatory’s Yearbook...
Tallinn Guidelines call on States to ensure sustainable and effective pluralistic media landscape enhancing national minorities’ representation
Building on the 2003 Broadcast Media Guidelines, the Tallinn Guidelines...
This Annual Work Programme (final version, as of 22/02/2019), which lays out EPRA’s priorities and anticipated work for 2019, has been drafted by assembling member authorities’ suggestions collected further to a call ...
RTBF encouraged to diversify sports broadcasts and boost off-screen diversity
Further to Art. 136, 5° of the Coordinated Decree on audiovisual media services, the Belgian Conseil supérieur de l'audiovisuel (CSA) is r...
Ce projet de programme de travail, qui précise les priorités de l'EPRA et les activités prévues pour 2019, a été élaboré en agençant les suggestions des autorités membres, recueillies à la suite d'un appel à sujets et...
While progress is apparent on-screen, changes seem to be happening more slowly behind the camera
The Creative Diversity Network (CDN), a forum which brings together member organisations across the UK TV industry, and...
PPT presentation of the main findings of the EPRA Gender Report - by EPRA Secretary Emmanuelle Machet on the occasion of the European Audiovisual Observatory workshop on "Gender imbalances in the audiovisual industrie...
La 49e réunion de l'EPRA se tiendra à Sarajevo du 29 au 31 mai 2019, à l'invitation de l’Agence de régulation de la communication (CRA).Le lieu de la réunion - et centre d'hébergement - sera l'hôtel Holida...
Version finale révisée du rapport comparatif de l'EPRA sur "Accroître la diversité dans le secteur audiovisuel - point focal sur la question du genre; avantages et meilleures pratiques", par l'Ofcom britannique au nom...
Promouvoir une meilleure représentation des genres à l'écran et hors écran : le rôle des régulateurs audiovisuels
Aujourd'hui, 18 septembre 2018, l'EPRA a officiellement présenté un rapport comparatif intitulé « Vers...
Summary prepared by Leila Kurnaz and Natasha Connors, Ofcom (UK) of the discussion that took place in Working group II: Achieving greater diversity in broadcasting - special focus on gender on 24 May 2018 in Luxembourg