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Refine your search| IRIS 1999-1:1/8 [DE] Film as Extended Advertising Programme | |
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In a judgement given on 15 October 1998, the Berlin Administrative Court (VG Berling) authorised the ProSieben Media AG by means of provisional legal protection to broadcast the Willy Bogner film "Fire, Ice, and Dynamite" ( Feuer, Eis und Dynamit) without having to indicate that it is an extended advertising programme. The film had already been the issue of two competition legislation decisions of the Federal Court (BGH: Judgement dated 6 July 1995 I ZR 58/93 and judgement dated 6 July 1995 I ZR 2/94). The BGH instructed the Willy Bogner Film GmbH to point out the particular advertising nature... |
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| IRIS 1999-1:1/2 European Commission: Proposal for a Directive on Electronic Commerce | |
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On 18 November 1998, the European Commission introduced a proposal for a directive to establish a coherent legal framework for the development of electronic commerce within the European Union. The proposed directive aims at harmonising rules which enable the free movement of information society services for businesses and citizens. Information society services are defined as those normally provided against remuneration, at a distance, by electronic means and at the individual request of a customer. This definition encompasses services which are free to the recipient, e.g. funded by advertising... |
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| IRIS 1998-10:1/22 [FR] CSA Delivers Its Opinion on the Bill to Reform the Public-Sector Audiovisual Scene | |
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Since the additional protocol to the Treaty of Amsterdam, there has been much discussion in Europe on the identity and strengthening of the public-sector audiovisual scene. The French Government is doing something about it. Before the end of the year it is to submit to a vote in Parliament a bill to reform the public audiovisual scene. The audiovisual regulatory body, the Conseil Supérieur de l'Audiovisuel (CSA), has already delivered its opinion on the text of the bill. The provision which is undoubtedly the most significant concerns the method of financing the public-service television channels.... |
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| IRIS 1998-10:1/3 European Court of Human Rights: Three Recent Judgments on the Freedom of Expression and Information | |
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1. Hertel vs. Switzerland, 25 August 1998: the freedom of expression also extends to the criticising of certain economic goods, in casu microwave ovens. In 1992 in an article in the quarterly Journal Franz Weber referred a research paper of Mr. Hertel on the effects on human beings of the consumption of food prepared in microwave ovens. According to the journal the research findings of Mr. Hertel scientifically proved the (carcinogenic) danger of microwave ovens. In an editorial by Mr. Weber it was argued that microwave ovens should be banned. Some extracts of the research paper were also published.... |
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| IRIS 1998-9:1/24 [ES] Resolution Sets Limits to Advertising Campaigns Made by Dominant Operators | |
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The Telecommunications Market Commission ( Comisión del Mercado de las Telecomunicaciones - CMT) is an independent authority whose tasks include safeguarding competition in the telecommunication market and in the audio-visual and interactive services markets. The CMT has the power to pass resolutions in order to ensure that those markets remain open to new entrants. Making use of those powers, the CMT has recently approved a Resolution that sets certain limits to advertising campaigns made by dominant operators in the telecommunications market and in the audio-visual and interactive services markets.... |