Communications & Media
The Florence School of Regulation – Communications & Media aims to provide state-of-the-art training for practitioners, to carry out analytical and empirical research, and to promote informed discussions on key policy issues in the electronic communications, Internet and media sector.
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FSR Communications and Media Director, Pier Luigi Parcu will speak on May 3 at the State of the Union side event: Open Banking: competitor emergenti, opportunità […] read more
NEW VIDEOS: Interview with Daniel Rubinfeld, Scientific Seminar Keynote Speaker
The keynote speech given at this year’s Scientific Seminar on Media and the Digital Economy was given by Professor Daniel Rubinfeld, Professor of Law, NYU School […] read more
The paper “Data Ownership and Data Portability in the Digital Agriculture Sector: A Proposal to Address Novel Challenges” (Atik, C.) will be presented at the 8th Conference […] read more
Parcu, P.L. “New digital threats to media pluralism in the information age”
The paper “New digital threats to media pluralism in the information age” (Parcu, P.L.) will be presented at the 8th Conference on the Regulation of Infrastructures (20-21 […] read more
Wahyuningtyas, S. Y.”Governing Algorithm for Fair Competition in the Digital Market in Indonesia”
The paper “Governing Algorithm for Fair Competition in the Digital Market in Indonesia” (Wahyuningtyas, S. Y) will be presented at the 8th Conference on the Regulation […] read more
Book PublishedCommunications & Media
New Book: New Business and Regulatory Strategies in the Postal Sector
A new book, New Business and Regulatory Strategies in the Postal Sector, edited by Pier Luigi Parcu, Timothy Brennan, and Victor Glass has just been published by Springer International. The volume presents original essays by prominent researchers in the field, selected and edited from papers presented at the 26th Conference on Postal and Delivery Economics held in Split, Croatia, from May 30- June 2, 2018. read more
“The rapid technological developments of the 20th century that include the complete digitalisation of the fixed lines and 4 distinct generations of mobile technology from the 1950s to the present, have given rise to a dynamic and multi-faceted telecommunications industry in Europe, and an even more challenging regulatory climate.”
Pier Luigi ParcuFSR Communications & Media Area Director
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