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Broadcasting in the European Union: The Role of Public Interest in Competition Analysis

Ingrid Nitsche

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The Economic and Political Context.- Economic Background.- Audio-Visual and Broadcasting Policy.- Broadcasting In The European Union - A Competition Perspective.- The 'Legitimate General Interest' and Broadcasting.- Collaboration Between Broadcasters.- Mergers In The Broadcasting Industry.- Public Service Broadcasting and Problems of State Aid.- Broadcasting, Sport and Competition Law.- Results and Conclusion.

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Key concepts: Broadcasting (networking), Competition (biology), Public broadcasting, Context (archaeology), European union, Politics, State (computer science), Political science