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Competition Law: General Introductionles and the merger regulation. This chapter will also describe the relevant markets with regard to the selling, buying and exploitation of sports broadcasting rights. The last section of this chapter will focus on the question whether competition authorities could pursue non-economic policy aims, such as the public’s right to information.

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Joint Selling Remedies Packagetake into account the citizens’ right to information or did consumers’ interests prevail? Additionally, severalnational competition decisions will be touched upon in order to indicate how national competition authorities have fine-tuned the three landmark decisions in order to consider the public’s right to information.

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Book 2012f their choice, on the platform they prefer and at the time they want. Furthermore, thanks to electronic devices and Internet, content can now be created and distributed by every sports fan. As a result, it is argued that media regulation which traditionally contains rules safeguarding access to inf

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The Public in Its Role as Citizen and Consumeralue for money. The viewer as a citizen resides in the public domain where free discussion are taken place and where a shared identity is created. In order to inform the citizens and to create an identity, citizens should have access for free to programmes having social, political and civic assets and values, such as news and sport.

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Conclusion Part IIIincrease of channel quantity and choice, some households could be denied access to sports events of major importance for society, because these extra services require a supplementary subscription payment.

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Changing Sports/Media Complex and Its Impact on the Regulatory Process of the Broadcasting Sectordia by new media is not always followed immediately by the substitution of old media practices by new media habits, it would be too dangerous to conclude that the raison d’être of media regulation has disappeared.

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‘List of Major Events’ Mechanismer constituent elements of this Article that are posing or could pose problems in the changing media landscape (e.g. ‘free-to-air television,’ ‘substantial proportion’). Section?14.3 will be structured around the problems of effective implementation of this mechanism.

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1874-6926 Intradisciplinary approach: deals with the impact of new medDuring the past decade, the media landscape and the coverage of sports events have changed fundamentally. Sports fans can consume the sports content of their choice, on the platform they prefer and at the time they want. Furthermore, thanks