Antonio Arcidiacono has been named as the EBU’s director of technology & innovation.
EBU concern at EU copyright proposals
The EBU says its disappointed by the common approach agreed by the Council of Ministers for Articles 14-15 of the Copyright Directive.
Human rights court to probe ERT closure
The case of the Greek government’s decision to close the public broadcaster ERT nearly five years ago is now before the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR) in Strasbourg.
EBU terminates this year’s partnership with Mango TV
On May 9, Chinese broadcaster Mango TV broadcast the first Semi-Final of the 2018 Eurovision Song Contest live but two performances were censored, apparently because it contained content showing gays.
EBU voices Ukraine concerns
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has said it is highly concerned by a proposed amendment to the Ukrainian Law on Public Television and Radio which threatens the editorial independence of public service media.
EBU appoints Vanessa O’Connor
Vanessa O’Connor has been appointed to the new role of Director of Member Relations and Communications at the EBU.
Marco Tinnirello to head EBU’s Eurovision Media Services
Marco Tinnirello has been appointed the new CEO of Eurovision Media Services (EMS), the business arm of the EBU, effective July 1.
EBU voices Lithuania concerns
The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) has expressed concerns about the increasing political pressure being placed on Lithuania’s LRT.
EBU, Georgian pubcaster secure legal change
The Georgian parliament has approved amendments to the country’s Law on Broadcasting.
EBU launches alternatives HEVC study
The University of Applied Sciences in Wiesbaden is to perform an evaluation into the quality and practicality of competing video codecs on behalf of the EBU.
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