Confindustria Radio Televisioni expresses its appreciation for the work done by the European Commission in boosting the simplification of regulations at European level of central issues for the radio and television sector, and beyond.
Confindustria Radio Televisioni
Other · Italy · EU Transparency Register 635586913151-39
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Their record over time
Confindustria Radio Televisioni filed 11 positions between 31 Mar 2021 and 10 Sept 2026, across 9 of the 665 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 10 times.
What they argued
Confindustria Radio Televisioni expresses its appreciation for the work done by the European Commission in boosting the simplification of regulations at European level of central issues for the radio and television sector, and beyond.
CRTV represents the Italian public service broadcaster and the main commercial radio and television broadcasting groups operating in Italy. As such, CRTV strongly supports the objective of strengthening Europes digital infrastructures, improving connectivity, enhancing technological innovation and reinforcing Europes strategic autonomy in an increasingly competitive and geopolitically unstable environment.
CRTV emphasizes the need to preserve the balance of the audiovisual ecosystem, particularly in countries like Italy where free-to-air TV ensures universal access to local and EU contents and supports cultural and social cohesion.
Confindustria Radio Televisioni wishes to share with the European Commission its comments on certain aspects of the so-called Copyright Directive, a measure of particular interest to its member broadcasting companies. The Association has previously expressed its satisfaction with the text currently in force.
In annex, Confindustria Radio Televisioni’s response to the EU White Paper consultation – ‘How to master Europe’s digital infrastructure needs?’ Confindustria Radio Televisioni (CRTV) is a category membership of Italian television and radio media, established in June 2013.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
Legge sui servizi digitali Approfondire il mercato e chiarire le responsabilità per i servizi digitali Position Paper CRTV 31 marzo 2021 Confindustria Radio Televisioni The fears expressed concern, in particular, the issue of responsibility of online platforms on the contents conveyed and the enforcement tools, which should inspire the new “horizontal and coordinated” approach of the EU Commission.
Opening of the attached position paper · the full paper is on the Commission’s record (source link above)
With this contribution, Confindustria Radiotelevisioni intends to provide some reflections on the prospects for revising the set of rules laid down in the AVMSD, with a view to contributing to the evolution of the rules in a pro-competitive manner. Lassociazione agrees with approach No 2 entitled Targeted regulatory intervention set out by the Commission in Section B of the consultation document.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
WRC-23 Agenda Item 1.5 (UHF Review) Confindustria Radio Televisioni (CRTV) is the Italian television and radio media trade association and represents all the main components of the television radio sector: public and private, national and local broadcasters. It is a sector with a combined revenue of around EUR 9,8 billion and a workforce of over 90.000, of which more than 25.000 are direct.
Filed in Italian · English published by the European Commission
CRTV welcomes the ECs Call for Evidence on the EU position for WRC-27. CRTVs main concern relates to WRC-27 AI 10 and preliminary AI 2.14 concerning Res. 235 (Rev. WRC-23) and the future of the 470694 MHz band. CRTV considers that the EC should propose an EU position not to support the inclusion of preliminary AI 2.14 as an agenda item for WRC-31.
Confindustria Radio Televisioni (CRTV) welcomes the opportunity to contribute to the request for evidence concerning the assessment of the State aid rules applicable to public service broadcasting. In this regard, CRTV reaffirms that the regulatory framework established by the Commission's 2009 Com-munication on Broadcasting, regarding the application of State Aid Rules to Public Service Broadcasting, remains…
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