European Community and International Media Law

European Community and International Media Law contains the substantive international law which regulates the broadcasting, film, music and publishing industries. The European Community topics covered include: freedom of movement of goods, freedom of establishment, freedom to provide services, competition law (Articles 85, 86 and 90 of the Treaty of Rome) and fundamental human rights. Directives regulating advertising, broadcasting, copyright and neighbouring rights, computer software and film services are reorganised in narrative form for instant reference. Six international treaties governing copyright and neighbouring rights (including the Berne Convention, Universal Copyright Convention, Rome Convention, Brussels Convention and two Pan-European treaties) are presented in narrative form For The practitioner and incorporate interpretive authorities contained in adoption reports and model laws. Fifty pages of tables list both the names of Contracting Parties, As well as their reservations, notifications and declarations. There is also a detailed statement of international principles determining the rights and liabilities flowing from terrestrial, cable and satellite transmissions as well as a full treatment of the jurisprudence generated by Article 10 of the European Convention For The Protection of Human Rights and Fundamental Freedoms.Winn, David B. is the author of 'European Community and International Media Law' with ISBN 9781853337604 and ISBN 1853337609.