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Council of Europe plans extension of broadcast rules to on-demand material

Posted in: Government & Policy at 16/10/2008 08:30

The Council of Europe aims to increase the scope of a convention that affects the regulation of TV broadcasting to include video on-demand services and some online video. The changes will match those already made by the European Union.

The UK Government has asked for responses to the proposed changes so that it can influence the Council's consultation on the convention.
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