First European Media Days in Luxembourg
Publié le jeudi 11 novembre 2010
On Nov. 18th and 19th the first edition of the European Media Days will take place in Luxembourg. Associate Professor Dr. Mark D. Cole of the University of Luxembourg, Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance, will be dealing with the question of how to regulate the media in an era of convergence. Whether and how states can successfully transport their “old” media laws to new circumstances or at all regulate the globally accessible information on the internet is one of the pressing social questions of today. “To let the Internet loose’ is not an option preferred or desirable, but to find the proper answers to the challenges is a hard nut to crack”, says Prof. Mark D. Cole, who will speak on Friday, 19 November between 9.15 and 10.30 am on the “Pitfalls and Recipes for a successful Regulatory Model”. The European Media Days Luxembourg, organised by the Pierre Werner Institute (IPW) and the Centre National de l’Audiovisuel (CNA), will focus on “The Internet as a Metamedium – The Great Challenge”. A large number of internationally renowned speakers will talk about the consequences that the developments in the use of the medium internet, next to or instead of the traditional media, have on competitiveness, convergence and freedom of speech. The University of Luxembourg has been closely involved in the discussions on how to encompass the different viewpoints and it is planned that scholars from the different faculties will – also in the future editions of the European Media Days – bring in their expertise.
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