Search results : 1115
Refine your searchIRIS 2017-2:1/17 [FR] TF1 and M6 warned by CSA to limit politicians’ speaking time | |
---|---|
On 11 January 2017, the national audiovisual regulatory authority in France (Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel - CSA) announced that it had issued a “stern” warning to TV channels TF1 and M6 for persistently giving excessive airtime to the parliamentary opposition. In the run-up to the forthcoming presidential elections on 23 April and 8 May, the CSA must scrupulously monitor the application of the rules governing electoral news broadcasts. To this end, every fortnight it publishes on its website how much speaking time has been given to politicians in news and information bulletins, magazine shows... |
|
IRIS 2017-2:1/16 [FR] First CSA warning issued to producer of online programme | |
The second season of “Les recettes pompettes”, an entertainment programme imported from Quebec and broadcast via YouTube, in which famous guests are, according to its strapline, invited to “cook and drink alcohol”, began in November. However, the Ministry of Health had asked the programme’s producers not to broadcast the first episode, claiming that it “encouraged excessive consumption of alcohol”, before referring the matter to the Autorité de Régulation Professionnelle de la Publicité (Professional Advertising Regulatory Authority -ARPP). In June of last year, the national audiovisual regulatory... |
|
IRIS 2017-2:1/15 [FR] New tax on video distribution of audiovisual content | |
By adopting an amendment to the Finance Act on 29 December 2016, French MPs defied the government by including the advertising income of websites offering free or paid video content in the sum of revenue generated from video sale and rental on which the so-called ‘video and VoD tax’ is levied to fund the National Centre for Cinema (Centre national du cinéma - CNC). The tax will be paid by providers of on-demand audiovisual media services and social platforms (such as YouTube or Dailymotion) that offer access to audiovisual content. The tax will therefore apply to any operator, wherever it is based,... |
|
IRIS 2017-2:1/14 [FR] Administrative Court confirms ‘12’ rating for “Sausage Party” | |
On 14 December 2016, the Administrative Court of Paris issued a particularly amusing decision concerning the age classification of the American animated film “Sausage Party”, which was released in France in the autumn. In the film, products on sale in a supermarket realise the senselessness of their subservience to humans. This entertaining spoof traces the story of foodstuffs with human personalities from the moment they discover the reality of their condition until they finally win their freedom, particularly in the domain of sex and religious beliefs. A number of organisations called for the... |
|
IRIS 2017-1:1/16 [FR] Analysis of the effects of regulation on on-demand AVMS | |
The national audiovisual regulatory authority in France (Conseil Supérieur de l’Audiovisuel - CSA) has published a study, conducted by French media research institute IDATE, on the economic effects of Decree no. 2010-1379 of 12 November 2010 concerning on-demand audiovisual media services (AVMS). The study assesses the current range of pay-per-view video-on-demand (VoD) and subscription video-on-demand (SVoD) services available in France (economic models and consumption) in order to weigh up the decree’s effects on the development of the video-on-demand market in France. The study analyses the... |