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This journal provides news
on legal developments in Europe in the broadcasting, audiovisual and new media sectors, and reports also on judgements of the European Court of
Human Rights in this area.
One of the news items reports on the criticism of the situation of
the media in Italy by the Culture Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly
of the Council of Europe, because the Italian government controls the
national television channels.
This issue contains also a synoptic table of signatures and
ratifications of international instruments concerning copyright and other
legal issues in the media sector.
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