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Arcom
The french Regulatory Authority for Audiovisual and Digital Communication (Arcom)
About Arcom
The french Regulatory Authority for Audiovisual and Digital Communication (Arcom) is the new independent public authority aims to address the audiovisual, digital and societal issues of its time. As the guarantor of freedom of communication, it also intends to be attentive to the sector and its audiences and stakeholders. Arcom embodies a new type of regulation, capable of better responding to the major challenges of our time. Arcom’s missions : - Providing access to pluralistic audiovisual services that respect rights and freedoms - Defending creation and its stakeholders - Contributing to the development of a safer internet Arcom, an independent public authority (API), is composed of a nine-member board, several directorates under the responsibility of the Director General and his deputies, and 16 regional offices, located in metropolitan and overseas France. This organisation, in line with all of the regulator's missions, integrates specialists with a wide range of profiles who boast expertise relating to the major challenges facing the audiovisual and digital sector.
Verified activity
Signals from Arcom
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
Arcom's president Martin Ajdari attended the Lumière Summit to participate in a table round on fighting piracy.
Reported by Arcom
Presence & Recognition
Arcom announced that the Ligue des Champions is starting today, highlighting its mission to combat piracy of sports transmissions.
Reported by Arcom
Research & Knowledge
Arcom conducted studies showing that IPTV can be used for illegal distribution and consumption purposes.
Reported by Arcom
Presence & Recognition
Arcom promoted the sport of women's basketball in media audiovisuals through a partnership with the Fédération Française de Basketball.
Reported by Arcom
Legal & Regulatory
Arcom ensures the proper implementation of the RSN in France and ensures that online platforms comply with reporting or moderation obligations.
Reported by Arcom