The document discusses frameworks for regulating new media in Europe. It outlines some of the challenges in regulating media markets across different EU countries and proposes a risk-based regulatory approach that relies on cooperation between stakeholders rather than enforcement of strict rules from authorities. Some of the key points made include that regulatory approaches need to adapt to changes over time, be flexible enough to apply to diverse market conditions, and reconcile different policy goals through an agreed ethical framework.

1. New Media Regulation Frameworks Eric Karstens, European Journalism Centre

2. Built-In Diversity: European Institutional Approaches European Council De-regulation; sovereignty of the Member States European Commission Competition; functioning of the internal market European Parliament Pluralism of opinion, content, and cultures

3. Emerging Risks: Current Regulatory Challenges Globalisation Influence of private equity investors; importance of US programming Concentration EU-wide cross-ownership instead of national value chain integration EU Common Market Response to different legacies in EU media landscapes (especially CEE countries) Digitalisation Time lag between regulation of conventional and new media; impact ambiguity