Cramer versus Cramer

Article Abstract:

Chris Cramer has been head of the BBC's newsgathering since 1991. The 47-year-old head of News and Current Affairs began work as a journalist with the Portsmouth News Group and progressed to being a BBC regional journalist with Radio Solent. He is a favourite in the race to manage the launch of the BBC's British-based news service if it should ever take place, although this is not expected in the short-term. His ambition is to wipe-out news rivals ITV and Sky News.

Practice, Television journalists, Cramer, Chris

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Frontier law: the EC has given notice that intends to harmonise European media law and the UK's long rearguard is in danger of being overrun

Article Abstract:

Mario Monti the European internal market commissioner has called for a harmonised set of regulations to protect media plurality. However the UK government does not believe there is a requirement for pan-European media ownership rules. It believes that the many regulatory regimes are alredy inhibiting the development of a European media industry.

Laws, regulations and rules, Mass media

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