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IRIS index of the year 2012 - Issue 5

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INTERNATIONAL
COUNCIL OF EUROPE
 Committee of Ministers: Recommendation on Human Rights and Social Networking Servicesn°5, n.3
 Committee of Ministers: Recommendation on the Protection of Human Rights and Search Enginesn°5, n.4
 European Court of Human Rights : Vejdeland and others v. Swedenn°5, n.2
 European Court of Human Rights: Aksu v. Turkey (Grand Chamber)n°5, n.1
EUROPEAN UNION
 European Commission: Public Consultation on Future Film Support Rulesn°5, n.5
 European Commission: France’s Plan to Digitise its Film Heritage Approvedn°5, n.6
NATIONAL
 [BE] Flemish Commercial Broadcaster Allowed to Interrupt a Film for Advertisingn°5, n.7
 [BG] Penalty on a Mobile Operator because of TV Gambling Gamen°5, n.8
 [CH] Programme to Promote Diversity of Films on Offer and Digital Cineman°5, n.9
 [DE] BGH Rules on Reasonable Share of Revenue from Film “Das Boot”n°5, n.10
 [DE] BVerwG Considers Police Officer Photography Ban Unlawfuln°5, n.11
 [DE] OLG Prohibits Rapidshare from Making Available Certain Contentn°5, n.12
 [DE] Bundestag Approves Bill Strengthening Press Freedomn°5, n.13
 [DE] ZAK Complains about Advertising Infringements in Several Programmesn°5, n.14
 [DE] KJM Grants FSF Broader Powersn°5, n.15
 [DE] Ministry Announces Youth Protection Act Amendmentn°5, n.16
 [DE] FRK and RTL Deutschland Agree on Cable Retransmissionn°5, n.17
 [FI] Proposal on Press Crimes, Unwanted Communication and Stalkingn°5, n.18
 [FR] Application for Film and Trailer to be Bannedn°5, n.19
 [FR] Al Jazeera Legally Commits to not Showing Video of Toulouse Murdersn°5, n.20
 [FR] Canal Plus Closely Supervised as it Enters the Free-Access TV Marketn°5, n.21
 [GB] ISPs Lose Challenge to Digital Economy Act in the Court of Appealn°5, n.22
 [GB] The Limits of the Claim “as seen on TV”n°5, n.23
 [GB] Film Tax Credit Scheme Extended to TV, Video Games and Animationn°5, n.24
 [GR] Restructuring the Greek Public Service Provider ERTn°5, n.25
 [GR] Digital Transition in Motionn°5, n.26
 [IE] Broadcast of Unverified “Tweet” Unfair to Presidential Candidaten°5, n.27
 [IT] New Law for Cinema and Audiovisual of the Lazio Regionn°5, n.28
 [IT] AGCOM List of Events of Major Importancen°5, n.29
 [IT] Agcom Adopts the Final Plan for the Allocation of Frequencies for DTTn°5, n.30
 [IT] Agcom Adopts a Regulation on NGN Accessn°5, n.31
 [MK] Amendments to the Electronic Communications Law for a smoother DTT-introductionn°5, n.32
 [MT] Administrative Sanctions Imposed by the Broadcasting Authority Found to be in Breach of Natural Justicen°5, n.33
 [PT] Football Prevails in the Portuguese List of Public Interest Eventsn°5, n.34
 [RO] Emergency Decree on the Processing of Personal Data and Protection of Private Lifen°5, n.35
 [RU] Decree on Public Broadcasting Signedn°5, n.36
 [SK] Identifying Media Service Providern°5, n.37

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