Media Law in Hungary:
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| 505 | 8 | |a Front Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- The Authors -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Acknowledgement -- Foreword to the Fourth Edition -- General Introduction -- 1. GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE COUNTRY -- I. Political and Legal System of the Country -- A. New Public Order from 2010 -- B. The Parliament -- C. The Government -- D. The President of the Republic -- E. The Parliamentary Commissioners -- F. Local Governments -- G. State Audit Office -- H. National Bank -- I. Constitutional Court -- J. The Judicial System -- K. Public Prosecutor -- II. Geography and Population -- III. Demographic and Cultural Composition -- IV. Social and Cultural Values -- 2. THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE -- I. Overview of Media Markets and Main Actors -- A. Introduction -- B. Advertising Revenues -- C. Newspaper and Magazine Publishing -- D. Television -- E. Radio -- F. Internet -- G. Cross-Media Ownership -- II. Broadcasting Infrastructure -- III. Technological and Economic Developments on the Media Markets -- A. The Distribution of Terrestrial Capacities -- B. Tendering of Nationwide Commercial Television Stations -- C. Tendering of Nationwide Radio Stations -- D. The Market of Cable and Satellite Media Providers -- E. Local Media Markets -- F. Digital Switchover -- 3. SOURCES OF MEDIA LAW -- I. Legislation of Hungary -- A. Constitutional Provisions -- B. Legal Rules -- 1. Media Law Reform in 2010 and 2011 -- 2. Relevant Laws Governing the Field of Media -- C. Case Law -- 1. Constitutional Court Decisions -- D. Co-regulation -- E. Self-Regulation, Codes of Ethics -- II. International Sources of Law -- A. European Directives -- B. International Documents on Press Freedom -- 1. Conventions, Recommendations, and Declarations of the Council of Europe -- 2. Recommendations and Declarations Passed with Reference to the New Hungarian Legislation | |
| 505 | 8 | |a C. Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights -- D. Case Law of the ECJ -- Part I. Freedom of Speech -- Chapter 1. Recent Acts Affecting the Freedom of Speech -- 1. THE LEGISLATIVE PACKAGE AGAINST LGBT MINORITIES -- 2. THE MISIMPLEMENTATION OF THE WHISTLEBLOWER DIRECTIVE -- Chapter 2. Relevant Constitutional Provisions Protecting Freedom of Expression and the Press -- 1. THE NEW BASIC LAW -- 2. DIFFERENCES FROM THE PREVIOUS CONSTITUTION -- 3. CONDITIONS FOR PUBLIC AUTHORITIES TO RESTRICT FREEDOM OF SPEECH -- Chapter 3. Special Duties of the State in Relation to Freedom of Expression -- 1. CONSTITUTIONAL OBLIGATIONS -- 2. LEGAL OBLIGATIONS -- 3. INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS: ECHR -- 4. ABOUT THE 2010 MEDIA LEGISLATION -- Chapter 4. Case Law of the Constitutional Court Affecting Freedom of Expression -- 1. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON THE 2010 LEGISLATION -- 2. CONSTITUTIONAL CASE LAW RELATING TO HATE SPEECH -- 3. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RELATING TO THE CONTROL OVER PUBLIC MEDIA (1992) -- 4. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON DEFAMATION OF PUBLIC FIGURES -- 5. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON PLURALISM AND THE OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE BALANCED INFORMATION -- 6. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON DISSEMINATION OF FALSE RUMOURS -- 7. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON LIABILITY FOR ONLINE COMMENTS: 19/2014. (V. 30) ABH AND THE FOLLOWING ECHR JUDGMENT -- 8. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON THE DEFINITION OF GOVERNMENTAL ADVERTISEMENTS: 20/2016. (X. 28) ABH AND 19/2016. (X. 28) ABH -- 9. OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECISIONS RELATING TO PRESS FREEDOM -- Chapter 5. Possible Restrictive Measures That May Be Applied by Courts and Cases Where They May Apply -- Part II. Regulation of Print Media -- Chapter 1. The Journalistic Profession -- Chapter 2. Journalists' Rights -- 1. ROLE OF JOURNALISTS AS WATCHDOGS OF SOCIETY. | |
| 505 | 8 | |a 2. JOURNALISTS' INDEPENDENCE -- 3. PROTECTION OF JOURNALISTIC SOURCES -- Chapter 3. Journalists' Liability -- 1. GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE LIABILITY SYSTEM -- 2. DEFAMATION AND LIBEL -- I. Civil Defamation -- II. Criminal Defamation -- III. Insult as Offence -- IV. Press Law -- 3. HATE SPEECH -- 4. PRIVACY -- 5. PROTECTION OF MINORS AND ADVERTISING RESTRICTIONS IN PRESS LAW -- Chapter 4. Right to Reply -- Chapter 5. Access to Public Information -- 1. LEGAL BACKGROUND -- I. Emergency Situation -- II. Public Documents and Meetings -- 2. COURT HEARINGS -- 3. COURT DOCUMENTS -- 4. MEETINGS OF THE PARLIAMENT -- Chapter 6. Press Council -- Part III. Regulation of Audiovisual Media (Broadcasting) -- Chapter 1. Public Service Broadcasting -- 1. THE CONCEPT AND MISSION OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- I. Independence Challenges of the Hungarian Public Service Broadcasting -- II. Legal Background -- 2. THE ORGANIZATION OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- 3. THE FINANCING OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- Chapter 2. Private Broadcasting -- 1. DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF PRIVATE BROADCASTERS -- I. Linear and Non-linear Services -- II. National, Local, Regional Broadcasting -- III. Community Broadcasting -- 2. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS -- I. Registration of Linear Media Service Providers -- II. Licensing Rules -- Chapter 3. Programme Standards -- 1. IMPARTIALITY -- 2. CULTURAL DIVERSITY -- I. National Culture and Minority Culture -- II. Protection of Hungarian Works -- III. Other Quotas -- IV. Subsidizing Filmmaking -- 3. PROTECTION OF MINORS (INDECENCY AND VIOLENCE) -- 4. HUMAN DIGNITY -- 5. RIGHT OF REPLY -- Chapter 4. Political Broadcasting -- 1. RULES ON POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE OF BROADCASTERS -- I. Incompatibility of Linear Media Ownership -- II. Incompatibility of On-Demand Media Ownership | |
| 505 | 8 | |a III. Incompatibility of Public Service Media Provider's Director and CEO -- 2. FAIR REPRESENTATION IN ELECTION PERIODS -- I. General Rules on Election Campaigns -- II. Campaign Silence (Kampánycsend) -- III. Internet Self-Regulation in Election Campaigns -- 3. NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS PROGRAMMES -- 4. POLITICAL ADVERTISING -- 5. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING -- Chapter 5. Advertising Rules -- 1. VARIOUS FORMS OF COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATION -- 2. RESTRICTIONS ON ADVERTISING CONTENT -- 3. TIME AND FREQUENCY RESTRICTIONS -- 4. SPONSORSHIP -- 5. PRODUCT PLACEMENT -- 6. RESTRICTIONS BY THE ANTI-LGBT LEGISLATION ON ADVERTISEMENTS -- Chapter 6. Right to Information -- 1. ACCESS TO MAJOR EVENTS -- 2. SHORT NEWS REPORTING -- Chapter 7. Access to Networks -- 1. MUST-CARRY RULES -- 2. OTHER ACCESS OBLIGATIONS FOR NETWORKS -- I. Must-Offer -- II. Conditional Access -- Chapter 8. Standards and Interoperability -- Part IV. Cross-Ownership Regulation -- Part V. Supervision: Media Regulator -- Chapter 1. Organization -- 1. THE NATIONAL MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY -- 2. THE MEDIA COUNCIL -- 3. THE MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION COMMISSIONER -- Chapter 2. Tasks -- 1. TASKS OF THE TELECOMMUNICATION AND MEDIA AUTHORITY (NMHH) -- 2. TASKS OF THE MEDIA COUNCIL -- I. General Tasks -- II. Market Analysis, Sector Inquiry -- III. Fact-Finding -- IV. Legal Disputes -- V. Extraterritorial Jurisdiction -- VI. Licensing -- VII. Deciding about Balanced Information -- Chapter 3. Sanctioning Powers -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover | |
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| contents | Front Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- The Authors -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Acknowledgement -- Foreword to the Fourth Edition -- General Introduction -- 1. GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE COUNTRY -- I. Political and Legal System of the Country -- A. New Public Order from 2010 -- B. The Parliament -- C. The Government -- D. The President of the Republic -- E. The Parliamentary Commissioners -- F. Local Governments -- G. State Audit Office -- H. National Bank -- I. Constitutional Court -- J. The Judicial System -- K. Public Prosecutor -- II. Geography and Population -- III. Demographic and Cultural Composition -- IV. Social and Cultural Values -- 2. THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE -- I. Overview of Media Markets and Main Actors -- A. Introduction -- B. Advertising Revenues -- C. Newspaper and Magazine Publishing -- D. Television -- E. Radio -- F. Internet -- G. Cross-Media Ownership -- II. Broadcasting Infrastructure -- III. Technological and Economic Developments on the Media Markets -- A. The Distribution of Terrestrial Capacities -- B. Tendering of Nationwide Commercial Television Stations -- C. Tendering of Nationwide Radio Stations -- D. The Market of Cable and Satellite Media Providers -- E. Local Media Markets -- F. Digital Switchover -- 3. SOURCES OF MEDIA LAW -- I. Legislation of Hungary -- A. Constitutional Provisions -- B. Legal Rules -- 1. Media Law Reform in 2010 and 2011 -- 2. Relevant Laws Governing the Field of Media -- C. Case Law -- 1. Constitutional Court Decisions -- D. Co-regulation -- E. Self-Regulation, Codes of Ethics -- II. International Sources of Law -- A. European Directives -- B. International Documents on Press Freedom -- 1. Conventions, Recommendations, and Declarations of the Council of Europe -- 2. Recommendations and Declarations Passed with Reference to the New Hungarian Legislation C. Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights -- D. Case Law of the ECJ -- Part I. Freedom of Speech -- Chapter 1. Recent Acts Affecting the Freedom of Speech -- 1. THE LEGISLATIVE PACKAGE AGAINST LGBT MINORITIES -- 2. THE MISIMPLEMENTATION OF THE WHISTLEBLOWER DIRECTIVE -- Chapter 2. Relevant Constitutional Provisions Protecting Freedom of Expression and the Press -- 1. THE NEW BASIC LAW -- 2. DIFFERENCES FROM THE PREVIOUS CONSTITUTION -- 3. CONDITIONS FOR PUBLIC AUTHORITIES TO RESTRICT FREEDOM OF SPEECH -- Chapter 3. Special Duties of the State in Relation to Freedom of Expression -- 1. CONSTITUTIONAL OBLIGATIONS -- 2. LEGAL OBLIGATIONS -- 3. INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS: ECHR -- 4. ABOUT THE 2010 MEDIA LEGISLATION -- Chapter 4. Case Law of the Constitutional Court Affecting Freedom of Expression -- 1. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON THE 2010 LEGISLATION -- 2. CONSTITUTIONAL CASE LAW RELATING TO HATE SPEECH -- 3. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RELATING TO THE CONTROL OVER PUBLIC MEDIA (1992) -- 4. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON DEFAMATION OF PUBLIC FIGURES -- 5. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON PLURALISM AND THE OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE BALANCED INFORMATION -- 6. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON DISSEMINATION OF FALSE RUMOURS -- 7. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON LIABILITY FOR ONLINE COMMENTS: 19/2014. (V. 30) ABH AND THE FOLLOWING ECHR JUDGMENT -- 8. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON THE DEFINITION OF GOVERNMENTAL ADVERTISEMENTS: 20/2016. (X. 28) ABH AND 19/2016. (X. 28) ABH -- 9. OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECISIONS RELATING TO PRESS FREEDOM -- Chapter 5. Possible Restrictive Measures That May Be Applied by Courts and Cases Where They May Apply -- Part II. Regulation of Print Media -- Chapter 1. The Journalistic Profession -- Chapter 2. Journalists' Rights -- 1. ROLE OF JOURNALISTS AS WATCHDOGS OF SOCIETY. 2. JOURNALISTS' INDEPENDENCE -- 3. PROTECTION OF JOURNALISTIC SOURCES -- Chapter 3. Journalists' Liability -- 1. GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE LIABILITY SYSTEM -- 2. DEFAMATION AND LIBEL -- I. Civil Defamation -- II. Criminal Defamation -- III. Insult as Offence -- IV. Press Law -- 3. HATE SPEECH -- 4. PRIVACY -- 5. PROTECTION OF MINORS AND ADVERTISING RESTRICTIONS IN PRESS LAW -- Chapter 4. Right to Reply -- Chapter 5. Access to Public Information -- 1. LEGAL BACKGROUND -- I. Emergency Situation -- II. Public Documents and Meetings -- 2. COURT HEARINGS -- 3. COURT DOCUMENTS -- 4. MEETINGS OF THE PARLIAMENT -- Chapter 6. Press Council -- Part III. Regulation of Audiovisual Media (Broadcasting) -- Chapter 1. Public Service Broadcasting -- 1. THE CONCEPT AND MISSION OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- I. Independence Challenges of the Hungarian Public Service Broadcasting -- II. Legal Background -- 2. THE ORGANIZATION OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- 3. THE FINANCING OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- Chapter 2. Private Broadcasting -- 1. DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF PRIVATE BROADCASTERS -- I. Linear and Non-linear Services -- II. National, Local, Regional Broadcasting -- III. Community Broadcasting -- 2. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS -- I. Registration of Linear Media Service Providers -- II. Licensing Rules -- Chapter 3. Programme Standards -- 1. IMPARTIALITY -- 2. CULTURAL DIVERSITY -- I. National Culture and Minority Culture -- II. Protection of Hungarian Works -- III. Other Quotas -- IV. Subsidizing Filmmaking -- 3. PROTECTION OF MINORS (INDECENCY AND VIOLENCE) -- 4. HUMAN DIGNITY -- 5. RIGHT OF REPLY -- Chapter 4. Political Broadcasting -- 1. RULES ON POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE OF BROADCASTERS -- I. Incompatibility of Linear Media Ownership -- II. Incompatibility of On-Demand Media Ownership III. Incompatibility of Public Service Media Provider's Director and CEO -- 2. FAIR REPRESENTATION IN ELECTION PERIODS -- I. General Rules on Election Campaigns -- II. Campaign Silence (Kampánycsend) -- III. Internet Self-Regulation in Election Campaigns -- 3. NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS PROGRAMMES -- 4. POLITICAL ADVERTISING -- 5. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING -- Chapter 5. Advertising Rules -- 1. VARIOUS FORMS OF COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATION -- 2. RESTRICTIONS ON ADVERTISING CONTENT -- 3. TIME AND FREQUENCY RESTRICTIONS -- 4. SPONSORSHIP -- 5. PRODUCT PLACEMENT -- 6. RESTRICTIONS BY THE ANTI-LGBT LEGISLATION ON ADVERTISEMENTS -- Chapter 6. Right to Information -- 1. ACCESS TO MAJOR EVENTS -- 2. SHORT NEWS REPORTING -- Chapter 7. Access to Networks -- 1. MUST-CARRY RULES -- 2. OTHER ACCESS OBLIGATIONS FOR NETWORKS -- I. Must-Offer -- II. Conditional Access -- Chapter 8. Standards and Interoperability -- Part IV. Cross-Ownership Regulation -- Part V. Supervision: Media Regulator -- Chapter 1. Organization -- 1. THE NATIONAL MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY -- 2. THE MEDIA COUNCIL -- 3. THE MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION COMMISSIONER -- Chapter 2. Tasks -- 1. TASKS OF THE TELECOMMUNICATION AND MEDIA AUTHORITY (NMHH) -- 2. TASKS OF THE MEDIA COUNCIL -- I. General Tasks -- II. Market Analysis, Sector Inquiry -- III. Fact-Finding -- IV. Legal Disputes -- V. Extraterritorial Jurisdiction -- VI. Licensing -- VII. Deciding about Balanced Information -- Chapter 3. Sanctioning Powers -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover |
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| spelling | Bayer, Judit Verfasser aut Media Law in Hungary 4th ed Alphen aan den Rijn Wolters Kluwer Law International 2024 ©2024 1 Online-Ressource (240 Seiten) txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Description based on publisher supplied metadata and other sources Front Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- The Authors -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Acknowledgement -- Foreword to the Fourth Edition -- General Introduction -- 1. GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE COUNTRY -- I. Political and Legal System of the Country -- A. New Public Order from 2010 -- B. The Parliament -- C. The Government -- D. The President of the Republic -- E. The Parliamentary Commissioners -- F. Local Governments -- G. State Audit Office -- H. National Bank -- I. Constitutional Court -- J. The Judicial System -- K. Public Prosecutor -- II. Geography and Population -- III. Demographic and Cultural Composition -- IV. Social and Cultural Values -- 2. THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE -- I. Overview of Media Markets and Main Actors -- A. Introduction -- B. Advertising Revenues -- C. Newspaper and Magazine Publishing -- D. Television -- E. Radio -- F. Internet -- G. Cross-Media Ownership -- II. Broadcasting Infrastructure -- III. Technological and Economic Developments on the Media Markets -- A. The Distribution of Terrestrial Capacities -- B. Tendering of Nationwide Commercial Television Stations -- C. Tendering of Nationwide Radio Stations -- D. The Market of Cable and Satellite Media Providers -- E. Local Media Markets -- F. Digital Switchover -- 3. SOURCES OF MEDIA LAW -- I. Legislation of Hungary -- A. Constitutional Provisions -- B. Legal Rules -- 1. Media Law Reform in 2010 and 2011 -- 2. Relevant Laws Governing the Field of Media -- C. Case Law -- 1. Constitutional Court Decisions -- D. Co-regulation -- E. Self-Regulation, Codes of Ethics -- II. International Sources of Law -- A. European Directives -- B. International Documents on Press Freedom -- 1. Conventions, Recommendations, and Declarations of the Council of Europe -- 2. Recommendations and Declarations Passed with Reference to the New Hungarian Legislation C. Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights -- D. Case Law of the ECJ -- Part I. Freedom of Speech -- Chapter 1. Recent Acts Affecting the Freedom of Speech -- 1. THE LEGISLATIVE PACKAGE AGAINST LGBT MINORITIES -- 2. THE MISIMPLEMENTATION OF THE WHISTLEBLOWER DIRECTIVE -- Chapter 2. Relevant Constitutional Provisions Protecting Freedom of Expression and the Press -- 1. THE NEW BASIC LAW -- 2. DIFFERENCES FROM THE PREVIOUS CONSTITUTION -- 3. CONDITIONS FOR PUBLIC AUTHORITIES TO RESTRICT FREEDOM OF SPEECH -- Chapter 3. Special Duties of the State in Relation to Freedom of Expression -- 1. CONSTITUTIONAL OBLIGATIONS -- 2. LEGAL OBLIGATIONS -- 3. INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS: ECHR -- 4. ABOUT THE 2010 MEDIA LEGISLATION -- Chapter 4. Case Law of the Constitutional Court Affecting Freedom of Expression -- 1. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON THE 2010 LEGISLATION -- 2. CONSTITUTIONAL CASE LAW RELATING TO HATE SPEECH -- 3. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RELATING TO THE CONTROL OVER PUBLIC MEDIA (1992) -- 4. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON DEFAMATION OF PUBLIC FIGURES -- 5. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON PLURALISM AND THE OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE BALANCED INFORMATION -- 6. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON DISSEMINATION OF FALSE RUMOURS -- 7. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON LIABILITY FOR ONLINE COMMENTS: 19/2014. (V. 30) ABH AND THE FOLLOWING ECHR JUDGMENT -- 8. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON THE DEFINITION OF GOVERNMENTAL ADVERTISEMENTS: 20/2016. (X. 28) ABH AND 19/2016. (X. 28) ABH -- 9. OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECISIONS RELATING TO PRESS FREEDOM -- Chapter 5. Possible Restrictive Measures That May Be Applied by Courts and Cases Where They May Apply -- Part II. Regulation of Print Media -- Chapter 1. The Journalistic Profession -- Chapter 2. Journalists' Rights -- 1. ROLE OF JOURNALISTS AS WATCHDOGS OF SOCIETY. 2. JOURNALISTS' INDEPENDENCE -- 3. PROTECTION OF JOURNALISTIC SOURCES -- Chapter 3. Journalists' Liability -- 1. GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE LIABILITY SYSTEM -- 2. DEFAMATION AND LIBEL -- I. Civil Defamation -- II. Criminal Defamation -- III. Insult as Offence -- IV. Press Law -- 3. HATE SPEECH -- 4. PRIVACY -- 5. PROTECTION OF MINORS AND ADVERTISING RESTRICTIONS IN PRESS LAW -- Chapter 4. Right to Reply -- Chapter 5. Access to Public Information -- 1. LEGAL BACKGROUND -- I. Emergency Situation -- II. Public Documents and Meetings -- 2. COURT HEARINGS -- 3. COURT DOCUMENTS -- 4. MEETINGS OF THE PARLIAMENT -- Chapter 6. Press Council -- Part III. Regulation of Audiovisual Media (Broadcasting) -- Chapter 1. Public Service Broadcasting -- 1. THE CONCEPT AND MISSION OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- I. Independence Challenges of the Hungarian Public Service Broadcasting -- II. Legal Background -- 2. THE ORGANIZATION OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- 3. THE FINANCING OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- Chapter 2. Private Broadcasting -- 1. DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF PRIVATE BROADCASTERS -- I. Linear and Non-linear Services -- II. National, Local, Regional Broadcasting -- III. Community Broadcasting -- 2. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS -- I. Registration of Linear Media Service Providers -- II. Licensing Rules -- Chapter 3. Programme Standards -- 1. IMPARTIALITY -- 2. CULTURAL DIVERSITY -- I. National Culture and Minority Culture -- II. Protection of Hungarian Works -- III. Other Quotas -- IV. Subsidizing Filmmaking -- 3. PROTECTION OF MINORS (INDECENCY AND VIOLENCE) -- 4. HUMAN DIGNITY -- 5. RIGHT OF REPLY -- Chapter 4. Political Broadcasting -- 1. RULES ON POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE OF BROADCASTERS -- I. Incompatibility of Linear Media Ownership -- II. Incompatibility of On-Demand Media Ownership III. Incompatibility of Public Service Media Provider's Director and CEO -- 2. FAIR REPRESENTATION IN ELECTION PERIODS -- I. General Rules on Election Campaigns -- II. Campaign Silence (Kampánycsend) -- III. Internet Self-Regulation in Election Campaigns -- 3. NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS PROGRAMMES -- 4. POLITICAL ADVERTISING -- 5. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING -- Chapter 5. Advertising Rules -- 1. VARIOUS FORMS OF COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATION -- 2. RESTRICTIONS ON ADVERTISING CONTENT -- 3. TIME AND FREQUENCY RESTRICTIONS -- 4. SPONSORSHIP -- 5. PRODUCT PLACEMENT -- 6. RESTRICTIONS BY THE ANTI-LGBT LEGISLATION ON ADVERTISEMENTS -- Chapter 6. Right to Information -- 1. ACCESS TO MAJOR EVENTS -- 2. SHORT NEWS REPORTING -- Chapter 7. Access to Networks -- 1. MUST-CARRY RULES -- 2. OTHER ACCESS OBLIGATIONS FOR NETWORKS -- I. Must-Offer -- II. Conditional Access -- Chapter 8. Standards and Interoperability -- Part IV. Cross-Ownership Regulation -- Part V. Supervision: Media Regulator -- Chapter 1. Organization -- 1. THE NATIONAL MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY -- 2. THE MEDIA COUNCIL -- 3. THE MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION COMMISSIONER -- Chapter 2. Tasks -- 1. TASKS OF THE TELECOMMUNICATION AND MEDIA AUTHORITY (NMHH) -- 2. TASKS OF THE MEDIA COUNCIL -- I. General Tasks -- II. Market Analysis, Sector Inquiry -- III. Fact-Finding -- IV. Legal Disputes -- V. Extraterritorial Jurisdiction -- VI. Licensing -- VII. Deciding about Balanced Information -- Chapter 3. Sanctioning Powers -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover Urbán, Ágnes Sonstige oth Polyák, Gábor Sonstige oth Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe Bayer, Judit Media Law in Hungary Alphen aan den Rijn : Wolters Kluwer Law International,c2024 9789403515786 |
| spellingShingle | Bayer, Judit Media Law in Hungary Front Cover -- Half Title -- Title -- Copyright -- The Authors -- Table of Contents -- List of Abbreviations -- Acknowledgement -- Foreword to the Fourth Edition -- General Introduction -- 1. GENERAL BACKGROUND OF THE COUNTRY -- I. Political and Legal System of the Country -- A. New Public Order from 2010 -- B. The Parliament -- C. The Government -- D. The President of the Republic -- E. The Parliamentary Commissioners -- F. Local Governments -- G. State Audit Office -- H. National Bank -- I. Constitutional Court -- J. The Judicial System -- K. Public Prosecutor -- II. Geography and Population -- III. Demographic and Cultural Composition -- IV. Social and Cultural Values -- 2. THE MEDIA LANDSCAPE -- I. Overview of Media Markets and Main Actors -- A. Introduction -- B. Advertising Revenues -- C. Newspaper and Magazine Publishing -- D. Television -- E. Radio -- F. Internet -- G. Cross-Media Ownership -- II. Broadcasting Infrastructure -- III. Technological and Economic Developments on the Media Markets -- A. The Distribution of Terrestrial Capacities -- B. Tendering of Nationwide Commercial Television Stations -- C. Tendering of Nationwide Radio Stations -- D. The Market of Cable and Satellite Media Providers -- E. Local Media Markets -- F. Digital Switchover -- 3. SOURCES OF MEDIA LAW -- I. Legislation of Hungary -- A. Constitutional Provisions -- B. Legal Rules -- 1. Media Law Reform in 2010 and 2011 -- 2. Relevant Laws Governing the Field of Media -- C. Case Law -- 1. Constitutional Court Decisions -- D. Co-regulation -- E. Self-Regulation, Codes of Ethics -- II. International Sources of Law -- A. European Directives -- B. International Documents on Press Freedom -- 1. Conventions, Recommendations, and Declarations of the Council of Europe -- 2. Recommendations and Declarations Passed with Reference to the New Hungarian Legislation C. Case Law of the European Court of Human Rights -- D. Case Law of the ECJ -- Part I. Freedom of Speech -- Chapter 1. Recent Acts Affecting the Freedom of Speech -- 1. THE LEGISLATIVE PACKAGE AGAINST LGBT MINORITIES -- 2. THE MISIMPLEMENTATION OF THE WHISTLEBLOWER DIRECTIVE -- Chapter 2. Relevant Constitutional Provisions Protecting Freedom of Expression and the Press -- 1. THE NEW BASIC LAW -- 2. DIFFERENCES FROM THE PREVIOUS CONSTITUTION -- 3. CONDITIONS FOR PUBLIC AUTHORITIES TO RESTRICT FREEDOM OF SPEECH -- Chapter 3. Special Duties of the State in Relation to Freedom of Expression -- 1. CONSTITUTIONAL OBLIGATIONS -- 2. LEGAL OBLIGATIONS -- 3. INTERNATIONAL OBLIGATIONS: ECHR -- 4. ABOUT THE 2010 MEDIA LEGISLATION -- Chapter 4. Case Law of the Constitutional Court Affecting Freedom of Expression -- 1. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON THE 2010 LEGISLATION -- 2. CONSTITUTIONAL CASE LAW RELATING TO HATE SPEECH -- 3. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT RELATING TO THE CONTROL OVER PUBLIC MEDIA (1992) -- 4. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON DEFAMATION OF PUBLIC FIGURES -- 5. CASE LAW OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON PLURALISM AND THE OBLIGATION TO PROVIDE BALANCED INFORMATION -- 6. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON DISSEMINATION OF FALSE RUMOURS -- 7. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON LIABILITY FOR ONLINE COMMENTS: 19/2014. (V. 30) ABH AND THE FOLLOWING ECHR JUDGMENT -- 8. THE CONSTITUTIONAL COURT ON THE DEFINITION OF GOVERNMENTAL ADVERTISEMENTS: 20/2016. (X. 28) ABH AND 19/2016. (X. 28) ABH -- 9. OTHER CONSTITUTIONAL COURT DECISIONS RELATING TO PRESS FREEDOM -- Chapter 5. Possible Restrictive Measures That May Be Applied by Courts and Cases Where They May Apply -- Part II. Regulation of Print Media -- Chapter 1. The Journalistic Profession -- Chapter 2. Journalists' Rights -- 1. ROLE OF JOURNALISTS AS WATCHDOGS OF SOCIETY. 2. JOURNALISTS' INDEPENDENCE -- 3. PROTECTION OF JOURNALISTIC SOURCES -- Chapter 3. Journalists' Liability -- 1. GENERAL INFORMATION ON THE LIABILITY SYSTEM -- 2. DEFAMATION AND LIBEL -- I. Civil Defamation -- II. Criminal Defamation -- III. Insult as Offence -- IV. Press Law -- 3. HATE SPEECH -- 4. PRIVACY -- 5. PROTECTION OF MINORS AND ADVERTISING RESTRICTIONS IN PRESS LAW -- Chapter 4. Right to Reply -- Chapter 5. Access to Public Information -- 1. LEGAL BACKGROUND -- I. Emergency Situation -- II. Public Documents and Meetings -- 2. COURT HEARINGS -- 3. COURT DOCUMENTS -- 4. MEETINGS OF THE PARLIAMENT -- Chapter 6. Press Council -- Part III. Regulation of Audiovisual Media (Broadcasting) -- Chapter 1. Public Service Broadcasting -- 1. THE CONCEPT AND MISSION OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- I. Independence Challenges of the Hungarian Public Service Broadcasting -- II. Legal Background -- 2. THE ORGANIZATION OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- 3. THE FINANCING OF PUBLIC SERVICE BROADCASTING -- Chapter 2. Private Broadcasting -- 1. DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF PRIVATE BROADCASTERS -- I. Linear and Non-linear Services -- II. National, Local, Regional Broadcasting -- III. Community Broadcasting -- 2. LICENSING REQUIREMENTS -- I. Registration of Linear Media Service Providers -- II. Licensing Rules -- Chapter 3. Programme Standards -- 1. IMPARTIALITY -- 2. CULTURAL DIVERSITY -- I. National Culture and Minority Culture -- II. Protection of Hungarian Works -- III. Other Quotas -- IV. Subsidizing Filmmaking -- 3. PROTECTION OF MINORS (INDECENCY AND VIOLENCE) -- 4. HUMAN DIGNITY -- 5. RIGHT OF REPLY -- Chapter 4. Political Broadcasting -- 1. RULES ON POLITICAL INDEPENDENCE OF BROADCASTERS -- I. Incompatibility of Linear Media Ownership -- II. Incompatibility of On-Demand Media Ownership III. Incompatibility of Public Service Media Provider's Director and CEO -- 2. FAIR REPRESENTATION IN ELECTION PERIODS -- I. General Rules on Election Campaigns -- II. Campaign Silence (Kampánycsend) -- III. Internet Self-Regulation in Election Campaigns -- 3. NEWS AND CURRENT AFFAIRS PROGRAMMES -- 4. POLITICAL ADVERTISING -- 5. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING -- Chapter 5. Advertising Rules -- 1. VARIOUS FORMS OF COMMERCIAL COMMUNICATION -- 2. RESTRICTIONS ON ADVERTISING CONTENT -- 3. TIME AND FREQUENCY RESTRICTIONS -- 4. SPONSORSHIP -- 5. PRODUCT PLACEMENT -- 6. RESTRICTIONS BY THE ANTI-LGBT LEGISLATION ON ADVERTISEMENTS -- Chapter 6. Right to Information -- 1. ACCESS TO MAJOR EVENTS -- 2. SHORT NEWS REPORTING -- Chapter 7. Access to Networks -- 1. MUST-CARRY RULES -- 2. OTHER ACCESS OBLIGATIONS FOR NETWORKS -- I. Must-Offer -- II. Conditional Access -- Chapter 8. Standards and Interoperability -- Part IV. Cross-Ownership Regulation -- Part V. Supervision: Media Regulator -- Chapter 1. Organization -- 1. THE NATIONAL MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY -- 2. THE MEDIA COUNCIL -- 3. THE MEDIA AND TELECOMMUNICATION COMMISSIONER -- Chapter 2. Tasks -- 1. TASKS OF THE TELECOMMUNICATION AND MEDIA AUTHORITY (NMHH) -- 2. TASKS OF THE MEDIA COUNCIL -- I. General Tasks -- II. Market Analysis, Sector Inquiry -- III. Fact-Finding -- IV. Legal Disputes -- V. Extraterritorial Jurisdiction -- VI. Licensing -- VII. Deciding about Balanced Information -- Chapter 3. Sanctioning Powers -- Selected Bibliography -- Index -- Back Cover |
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