The European Broadcasting Union developed a future strategy for public broadcasters in Europe. What will the public broadcasters look like in 2020? What kind of programmes will they make; in which ways will they be active on the Internet and in social media; with whom will they cooperate; and how […]
Between 2009 and 2012, I was the project manager, main researcher and author of a sequence of studies on the impact of Internet and ICT on the media sector in Europe. These included statistical and qualitative analysis and sector studies on the European newspaper industry and the European music industry. The […]
To preserve and unlock our audiovisual legacy was the aim of Images for the Future; a big project in which the Dutch Institute for Sound and Vision, the Eye Film Institute Netherlands, the National Archives of the Netherlands and Kennisland cooperated. With subsidy of the Ministry of Education, Cultural Affairs […]
The European Commission has published a Green Paper on convergence and audiovisual media. Stakeholders responded to the analysis it makes in this document of the market developments, the technological developments and their consequences for the European Commission’s policy. I coordinated and wrote the response of NPO to the Green […]
The Dutch government wanted to adapt the law, which gave cable councils a vote in the composition of radio and TV packages. This law no longer suited the digital age. At the same time, however, consumer protection was still needed. For this reason, the Ministry of Education, Cultural Affairs and […]
