Conference “Rethinking Media Law and Policy for Europe”

8:30	Coffee/tea
8:45	Welcome and Introduction Martin Senftleben, IViR
9:00	Session 1: Constitutional and Institutional Changes and Challenges Chair: Tarlach McGonagle, IViR
9:05	New European Media Law: Enforcement, Compliance and Democratic Deficit Tanja Kerševan Smokvina
9:15	EU Policies and Regulations and Media Capture Marius Dragomir and Zsuzsa Detrekői
9:25	Media Sanctions and Russian Propaganda Andrei Richter and Anna Smulders
9:35	Discussion
9:45	Fundamental Rights Aspects of EU Media Regulation Tarlach McGonagle
9:55	Pan-European Media Policy for Human Rights Protection Max van Drunen
10:05	European Media Policy Transfer Krisztina Rozgonyi
10:15	Discussion
10:30	Coffee/tea
11:00	Session 2: Public Interest, Quality, Pluralism – Regulatory Questions Chair: Kristina Irion, IViR
11:05	Public Service Media and Information Disorder Minna Aslama Horowitz and Marius Dragomir
11.15	Media Ownership Transparency and Ownership Restrictions Josef Trappel
11.25	Evolution of “Harm” from Content Services Sally Broughton Micova
11.35	Disinformation Online: Co-regulation and Multi-stakeholderism Elda Brogi
11:45	Panel Discussion Panelists: Emmanuelle Machet (European Platform of Regulatory Authorities), Bernd Holznagel (University of Münster), Damian Tambini (London School of Economics)
12:45	Lunch
13:30	Algemene Ledenvergadering VvA Only for members of the Dutch ALAI group (VvA members)
14:00	Session 3: Financial Sustainability and Press Publishers’ Right Chair: Mireille van Eechoud (IViR & Dutch Copyright Association VvA)
14:05	Harmonization and Fragmentation Eleonora Rosati
14:15	Negotiation Frameworks Martin Kretschmer and Ula Furgal
14:25	Competition Law and Remuneration Claims Moritz Sutterer
14:35	Press Publishers’ Right: A Response to AI Challenges? Daniel Gervais
14:45	Panel Discussion Panelists: Mira Herens (NVJ (Dutch Federation of Journalists)), Aurore Raoux (News Media Europe), Tobias Mckenney (Google), Stef van Gompel (Vrije Universiteit)
15:45	Coffee/tea
16:15	Session 4: Technology Impact – Platforms and AI Chair: Martin Senftleben
16:20	Journalism, Platforms and the Structures of Public Speech Andrew Kenyon
16:30	Awful but Lawful Content and Hybrid Governance Stephan Dreyer
16:40	Regulating Influencers Nadia Feci and Peggy Valcke
16:50	Discussion
17:00	Digital Constitutionalism: Media Freedom and Right to Information Online Bernd Justin Jütte
17:10	Welfare Economics and Interventions in News Markets in the Age of AI Joost Poort
17:20	News Media and Big Tech’s Lobby Efforts Kristina Irion and Melinda Rucz
17:30	Discussion
17:45	Closing Martin Senftleben, IViR
18:00	Drinks