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Resumo:This paper is about the impact of the EC communications policy in Portugal. Although this small country has traditionally kept itself independent from other Western states, a lot has changed since its entry into the European Community. Immediately after 1986, Portugal was pushed to change its telecommunications and broadcasting policies, according to the primary goals of the EC. First, it started deregulating the telecommunications sector; later, it open up two TV channels to private capital. Apparently, Portugal is following a widespread tendency towards liberalization. However, we will argue that Portugal will not substantially benefit from this new regulatory framework. EC policies are designed to favour countries with a large manufacturing industry and with an efficient services sector (e.g. Germany and France). The impact of EC communications programmes for less favoured regions (Star, Telematic, Media, etc) is very small compared with the potential profits of big European manufacturers, telecommunications operators and programme producers.
Autores principais:Sousa, Helena
Assunto:European Community Communications Policy Regulation Liberalization Portugal
Ano:1993
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:outro
Tipo de acesso:acesso aberto
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Communications Policy
Regulation
Liberalization
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Communications Policy
Regulation
Liberalization
Portugal
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description This paper is about the impact of the EC communications policy in Portugal. Although this small country has traditionally kept itself independent from other Western states, a lot has changed since its entry into the European Community. Immediately after 1986, Portugal was pushed to change its telecommunications and broadcasting policies, according to the primary goals of the EC. First, it started deregulating the telecommunications sector; later, it open up two TV channels to private capital. Apparently, Portugal is following a widespread tendency towards liberalization. However, we will argue that Portugal will not substantially benefit from this new regulatory framework. EC policies are designed to favour countries with a large manufacturing industry and with an efficient services sector (e.g. Germany and France). The impact of EC communications programmes for less favoured regions (Star, Telematic, Media, etc) is very small compared with the potential profits of big European manufacturers, telecommunications operators and programme producers.
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spellingShingle The impact of EC communications policy in portugal
Sousa, Helena
European Community
Communications Policy
Regulation
Liberalization
Portugal
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv European Community
Communications Policy
Regulation
Liberalization
Portugal
title The impact of EC communications policy in portugal
title_full The impact of EC communications policy in portugal
title_fullStr The impact of EC communications policy in portugal
title_full_unstemmed The impact of EC communications policy in portugal
title_short The impact of EC communications policy in portugal
title_sort The impact of EC communications policy in portugal
topic European Community
Communications Policy
Regulation
Liberalization
Portugal
topic_facet European Community
Communications Policy
Regulation
Liberalization
Portugal
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/1794
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