Hogan Lovells Publications | GMC Quarterly | 10 May 2012

Global Media and Communications Quarterly, The Future of Television

Global Media and Communications Quarterly, The Future of Television contains:

On the Origin of Species – Is the future of TV Darwinism in extremis?
“Second Screens” unlock new business models
Connected TV: A challenge for market players and regulators
Congress green lights incentive auditions; but will they ever happen?
“TV Everywhere” key to cable operator strategy
Zeroing in on the U.S. digital one‑ders: incentive auctions, cable digitization, and basic tier encryption
Privacy a major challenge for mobile video
EU and U.S. privacy proposals converge on principles, diverge on method
Global reform trends of broadcasting regulation
Murphy case continues to haunt TV licensing models
German Court: online video recorders infringe broadcasters’ rights
Copyright protection of TV characters in Germany
Court clarifies rules on cross-media mergers
Russian Authors’ Society establishes royalty collection rules for television
Hollywood in Belgium – Hogan Lovells panel brings Belgium filmmakers to the Berlin Film Festival