Communications and Media
Advancing policy in the digital world: electronic communications and media regulation, law, policy and economics
The FSR Communications & Media provides state-of-the-art training for practitioners, analytical and empirical research, and promotes informed discussions on key policy issues in the electronic communications, Internet and media sectors.
Combining high academic standards with an in-depth understanding of current regulatory issues and trade-offs, our training courses seek to build a unique regulatory culture and a wide networking capability across European companies and public institutions.
In March every year, the Florence School of Regulation Communications & Media (FSR C&M), Centre for Media Pluralism and Freedom (CMPF) and Florence Competition…
The FSR C&M is organising, in collaboration with the CRRI Centre at the Rutgers Business School, the 28th Conference on…
Our Annual Training on Competition and Regulation for the Digital Era combines three residential blocks and e-learning activities. During the residential blocks participants meet and learn from outstanding academics, expert…
Regulating Smart Cities: Mobility and Digital Citizenship The Florence School of Regulation, Communications & Media Area (FSR C&M), and the Turin School of Local Regulation (TSLR) are promoting a three…
The school carries out multidisciplinary research with the purpose of developing economically, legally, and socially-sound regulation and policy.
Designed by an international faculty of academics and the main experts in the field, our courses are designed to meet the educational needs of professionals at all levels.
Our events bring together the world of academia and practice to offer a vast range of opportunities for open discussion and practice sharing.
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 of Law, Emeritus Professor of Law and Economics, UC Berkeley. During the seminar we were…
Read MoreOn 15 November 2019, the Robert Schuman Centre hosted the first Annual Innovation Conference relating to the project “Innovation and Intellectual Property in the Digital Age: Global Challenges and European…
A consensus is emerging around the world about the need for policymakers to address certain characteristics and competitive tendencies that…
A consensus is emerging around the world about the need for policymakers to address certain characteristics and competitive tendencies that are generated by digital platforms or digital ecosystems, with a…
Following a succesful conference, The Way Towards the Internet of Things: Open Standards vs Silos in November 2019 we share…
The paper “Sector coupling through the lens of 5 G networks” (Knieps, G.) will be presented at the 9th Conference…
The paper “5G deployment: The role and challenges of regulatory bodies in ensuring convergence within the EU” (Bruni, A., Biasin,…
