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Options for Incentive-Based Regulation of Services of Private Broadcasters in the RStV [Interstate Treaty of Broadcasting]

Options for Incentive-Based Regulation of Services of Private Broadcasters in the RStV [Interstate Treaty of Broadcasting]

Subject of this expert assessment for the State Media Authorities is the question of how service expectations and related burdens for private broadcasters can be linked with grants, so that an incentive evolves for broadcasters to fulfil those expectations.

This is based on the academic insight that it is difficult to bind companies solely through legal guidelines to act positively, when certain expectations regarding quality exist. Special grants, however, can motivate companies to not only fulfil minimum standards.

The expert assessment systematically examines which services and incentives can be reasonably linked. This also takes into account that the legislator is subject to European and constitutional law limitations when it comes to the disposability of demands and incentives, but also the combination of both.

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Project Description

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Duration: 2010-2011

Involved persons

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz

Third party

Medienanstalt Hamburg / Schleswig-Holstein (MA HSH)

Cooperation Partner

Contact person

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz
Director (Chairperson)

Prof. Dr. Wolfgang Schulz

Leibniz-Institut für Medienforschung │ Hans-Bredow-Institut (HBI)
Rothenbaumchaussee 36
20148 Hamburg

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