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• Article | Marc LE ROY | 29.11.12 | 13:25

  The media timescale at the crossroads

  
  Film professionals recently announced there was to be no change to “media chronology”, the order in which film products are made available via various media. It is hard to see how this position, which goes against changes in technology and consumer practices, could be tenable.
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• Article | Jean-Baptiste JEANGENE VILMER | 28.06.12 | 17:07

  Does the “CNN effect” exist? Military intervention and the media

  
  What sort of influence do the media have on foreign policy, in particular on the triggering of military interventions?
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• Article | Xavier BERNE | 06.06.12 | 15:51

  Greater transparency for political advertising on American television

  
  [NEWS] American television channels must now disclose online the details of their political advertisers. This measure has not been well received by broadcasters, who see it as putting them at a competitive disadvantage to other types of media.
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• Article | Sara HEFT | 17.12.11 | 18:22

  Latest Indian Internet Demands Spark Fresh Concerns

  
  [NEWS] As Internet use explodes on the subcontinent, the Indian government has repeatedly cracked down on digital content, most recently with its request that Web companies like Google weed out objectionable material before it can ever be published online.
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• Article | Sara HEFT | 30.11.11 | 15:44

  RIP EMI: A Major Consolidation for a Suffering Industry

  
  [NEWS] A decade of record industry contraction faced with the steady decline of physical sales has most recently been punctuated by the auctioning off of EMI to the two leading majors in a double deal worth $4.1 billion. What does this consolidation mean for the music industry?
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• Article | Natalie HIDEG | 28.11.11 | 18:13

  The Huffington Post Plans for Expansion Despite Setbacks

  
  [News] Arianna Huffington's website, The Huffington Post, has grown into a force to reckon with in the world of online journalism. Within the past year, though, it has had to deal with a number of setbacks, threatening overseas development. A look at these issues and their implications for its future.
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• Article | Arnaud MIQUEL | 22.11.11 | 20:57

  Reforms for the Australian video game industry

  
  [NEWS] Following the closing of several development studios, Australian video game professionals have called the government to give greater recognition to the specificities of their industry. A national study has helped to dig deeper into the issue by providing information about user profiles and practices.
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• Article | Nadia ELMRABET | 21.10.11 | 18:23

  Unlimited Internet: The Return of the “Kill Switch” Threat?

  
  A proposal on the segmentation of unlimited Internet offers, discussed in an FFT working paper published on the website of OWNI in August 2011, calls net neutrality into question once again.
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• Article | Samuel MILLER | 03.08.11 | 13:30

  Google's lost appeal in Belgium

  [NEWS] Google’s failed appeal and the temporary removal of Belgian newspapers from its search results mark the final stages of a legal feud that has lasted more than five years.
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• Article | Sara HEFT | 22.07.11 | 18:34

  LimeWire Now Facing Indie Offensive

  [NEWS] LimeWire has been slapped with a lawsuit from Merlin BV, an Amsterdam-based body representing more than 12,000 indie labels worldwide.
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