Activities

STANDARD-SETTING
Steering Committee (CDMSI)
Bureau of the Committee (CDMSI-BU)
Former Steering Committee (CDMC)
Former Bureau of the Committee (CDMC-BU)
New Media
Public Service Media Governance
Cross-border Internet
Protection Neighbouring Rights of Broadcasting Organisations
CONVENTIONS
Transfrontier Television
Conditional Access
COOPERATION
Legal and Human Rights Capacity Building

FORMER GROUPS OF SPECIALISTS
Information Society
Media Diversity
Public service Media

Events

Conference of Ministers
Reykjavik - Iceland
28-29 May 2009

 
European Dialogue on Internet Governance (EuroDIG)

Documentation

Conventions
Committee of Ministers texts
Parliamentary Assembly texts
Ministerial Conferences
Publications
Ministerial Conferences
 

Useful links

 



Consultation on the Provisional agreement on the revision of the European Convention on Transfrontier Television

(10/12/08) During its 43rd meeting on 12 to 14 November 2008, the Standing Committee on Transfrontier Television reached a provisional agreement [pdf, 242KB] on the amendments proposed to the European Convention on Transfrontier Television, taking into account the comments by Observer States and stakeholders in the framework of the preliminary consultation procedure. Parties to the Convention, Observers and stakeholders in the broadcasting sector are invited to send comments to the Secretariat before the 9 January 2009. Comments on the updated preliminary draft explanatory report to the Convention may be sent until 23 February at the latest. See also the report of the 43rd meeting of the Standing Committee.

In preparation for the 44th meeting of the Committee (25 to 27 February 2009), interested international stakeholders may ask the Secretariat to be invited. The draft revised Convention, which will take the form of an amending protocol to the Convention, and its explanatory report will be formally adopted by the Standing Committee during its 44th meeting for submission to the Committee of Ministers.

The draft revised Convention has been prepared by the Committee's drafting group during the last two years in co-operation with the European Commission. The draft widens the scope of the Convention to on-demand services, is largely aligned with the EU's Audiovisual media services Directive while covering issues of particular concern to the Council of Europe.