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The Role of Media Pluralism in the Enforcement of EU Competition Law
Concurrences - EAN : 9781939007858
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EAN : 9781939007858
Paru le : 30 oct. 2019
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- EAN13 : 9781939007858
- Editeur : Concurrences
- Date Parution : 30 oct. 2019
- Disponibilite : Disponible
- Barème de remise : NS
- Nombre de pages : 362
- Format : H:152 mm L:229 mm E:19 mm
- Poids : 485gr
- Interdit de retour : Retour interdit
- Résumé : In an era of communicative abundance, consumers can access content anytime, anywhere and on any digital device. Safeguarding media pluralism has never before been as essential to our democracies as it is today. What role, if any, should EU competition law then play in protecting it? In delving into this question, Konstantina Bania conducts an in-depth analysis of the economics of the sector as well as the Commission’s decision-making practice regarding mergers, abuses of dominance as well as anti-competitive agreements. Combining unique theoretical and practical insights, this book showcases novel tools for competition law enforcement to protect quality dimensions of competition and consumer welfare in media markets where consumers increasingly pay with their attention or data rather than money. This book is a must-read study for all scholars, competition authorities and policymakers interested in the question of how competition law can apply in such a manner that antitrust and merger assessments do not disregard non-price concerns such as privacy or diversity. This thesis received the Concurrences PhD Award. The jury was composed of Professors Laurence Idot (University Paris II Panthéon-Assas), Ioannis Lianos (University College London), Francesco Martucci (University Paris II Panthéon-Assas) and Etienne Pfister (French Competition Authority).
- Biographie : Dr. Konstantina Bania is a Senior Legal Counsel at the European Broadcasting Union where she leads the competition law & policy and platform regulation workstreams. She further advises on telecoms regulation, PSM funding, and media rights acquisition. In 2017, the Academic Society for Competition Law awarded Konstantina the ‘Best Paper Prize’ for her piece entitled ‘The Role of Consumer Data in the Enforcement of EU Competition Law’. She received her PhD from the European University Institute. Her dissertation developed a framework whereby competition enforcement takes account of media pluralism without deviating from an economics-based approach to competition analysis. In 2016, she won the Concurrences Thesis award, an annual Europe-wide competition that is aimed at selecting the most innovative PhD dissertation in the field of law and economics. Konstantina has received research grants, prizes and fellowships from numerous institutions, including the Fulbright Commission, New York University, Fundação Getulio Vargas, the European University Institute, the Competition Law Scholars Forum, the Greek Scholarships Foundation, and the Institute for European Studies. She is a qualified lawyer (called to the Bar since 2008) and has advised IT qualifications providers, cloud service providers, and advertising agencies on a wide range of competition and regulatory matters. She has completed a blue book traineeship at DG Competition (State aids, media & telecommunications).