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Ofcom's New Reference Publication unveils decline of Pay TV revenues
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26 July, 2018 02:00
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High level of investment in original content is a key driver
Accessibility of disabled persons to TV programmes and disability representation on air – French CSA report
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01 August, 2017 02:00
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Focus on audiovisual services targeting other countries – EAO report
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20 June, 2017 02:00
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Focus on audiovisual services targeting other countries – EAO report
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61st EPRA Meeting - Theme 2: What makes an evidence-based regulator - Presentation of Michèle Ledger
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19 May, 2025
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Presentation of Michèle Ledger, Cullen International during the EPRA session "What makes an evidence-based regulator" on 16 May in Chișinău
Luxembourg - WG III: New Challenges for privacy - Summary
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27 May, 2018
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Summary by Emmanuelle Machet and Maja Cappello, joint Content Producers, of the Working Group 3 "World Café on new Challenges for privacy" which took place on 24 May 2018 in Luxembourg
Luxembourg - WG III: New Challenges for Privacy - Introduction
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17 May, 2018
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EPRA Introduction (EPRA/2018/05) prepared by Emmanuelle Machet, EPRA Secretary, content producer for the Working Group III "New Challenges for Privacy" on 24 May 2018 in Luxembourg
EPRA's Work Programme 2018
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16 Feb, 2018
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This Annual Work Programme (final version, as of 29/03/2018), which lays out EPRA’s priorities and anticipated work for 2018, has been drafted by assembling member authorities’ suggestions...
Yerevan - Plenary I: Is there still a future for Free-to-view TV? - Free to air Content Provision - Presentation (Ross Biggam, Discovery)
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24 Oct, 2016
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"Free to air Content Provision" presentation by Ross Biggam (Vice-President of Government Relations, Discovery Networks EMEA) for Plenary Session 1: "Is there still a future for Free-to-View TV ?...