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European Association for Viewers’ Interests

European Association for Viewers’ Interests

Television and media users find it difficult to make themselves heard towards media and politics. How are the interests of viewers in Europe preserved nonetheless?

Television and media users in general belong to the groups who are only weakly organised and who find it difficult to make themselves heard vis-à-vis media companies and media politics and to have their interests included in debates on media politics and programme offers.

 

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Project Description

In the framework of a cooperative project supported by the EU Commission, the Institute, together with partners from several European countries, has investigated which are the instruments that have been developed for promoting and securing of viewers’ interests in 29 European countries and which models and initiatives have been particularly effective.

Following on from the project, the Institute is participating in attempts to strengthen the representation of viewers’ interests at the European level.

 

Project Information

Overview

Duration: 2004-2007

Research programme:
RP3 - Knowledge for the Media Society

Involved persons

Anja Herzog, M. A. • Prof. em. Dr. Uwe Hasebrink

Third party

Europäische Kommission, E-Learning Programme

Cooperation Partner

V. Herrero

Contact person

Anja Herzog, M. A.
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