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On 15 November 2002, the Republic of Italy and “the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia” signed a film co-production agreement. The aim of the agreement is to improve the basic conditions for film co-productions between the two countries, irrespective of whether a fiction, animated or documentary film is involved. The agreement is based on the idea that co-productions help to promote economic and cultural exchange. It provides for a number of measures aimed at facilitating co-operation on co-productions. For example, Article 2 lays down that all co-productions falling within its scope are to...

On 16 November 2004, the Autorità garante della concorrenza e del mercato (Italian Competition Authority ­ AGCM) issued a report on the situation of the Italian television and advertising markets. The aim of the report was to monitor the functioning of the market during a transition phase towards digital terrestrial broadcasting, where some of the previously existing limitations to horizontal and diagonal concentrations have been eliminated by the recent law on broadcasting (see IRIS 2004-6: 12). Firstly, AGCM has monitored the commercial behaviour of advertising agencies, with particular reference...

In its decision of 12 November 2004 the Court of Milan declared two Italian journalists guilty of defamation and insult . In an article the two journalists had accused the prime minister of Albania of being involved with international mafia clans. The article was published in 2002 in two Italian newspapers and had been republished in one Albanian newspaper. The Court decided that the journalists had to pay fines of EUR 200,000. It also decided that the daily newspapers in Italy and Albania that had (re-)published the article were obliged to print the Court Decision on the respective case in the...

On 25 March 1968, a Co-Production Agreement was signed between Italy and Czechoslovakia. It entered into force on the same day. After the dissolution of the ČSSR, the Agreement is upheld between Italy the Slovak Republic as the Successor State. The Agreement applies to both full length and short films (there are special rules for the latter). Producers from third countries may join, if their country is linked to both Italy and the Slovak Republic by a co-production agreement. Financial contribution of a co-producer shall be at least 30% (in the case of multilateral co-productions or exceptionally...

On 24 July 1968 a Co-Production Agreement was signed between Italy and Sweden. It entered into force on the same day. The Agreement applies to full length films; there are special rules for short films. Producers from third countries that are linked to Italy or Sweden by a co-production agreement can join the co-production. Financial contribution of a co-producer shall generally be at least 30% - as an exception, 25%. In the case of multilateral co-productions, 20% are the minimum). For further information contact: - Ministero per i Beni e le Attività Culturali - Direzione generale per il cinema...