Digital terrestrial video, digital dividend, personal mobile television, catch-up TV, increasing merging with the telecommunication world, video on demand; the audiovisual sector is constantly redefined by technological progress.
These changes alter the relationships between the different sector participants (authors, editors, broadcasters, distributors…) and frequently lead to new problems :
- Access to rights and premium contents
- Underlying exclusivity agreements
- Media pluralism and anti-merger mechanisms.
To address these issues, Magenta provides its clients with its specific sector-based qualifications and its expertise in competition law. It assists its clients, electronic communications operators, press and audiovisual groups or content editors, in the following areas :
- Drafting and negotiation of rights purchase agreements
- Assistance with the creation of new media (launching of newspapers, new TV-channels, etc.)
- Regulatory advice (teleshopping, quotas, frequency management and allocation of frequency bands, etc.)
In the past few months, Magenta’s lawyers have acted on the following deals :
- Negotiation of rights purchase agreements for the creation of a digital bouquet
- Assisting an operator with the creation of a digital terrestrial video channel.
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