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Broadcasting in a world of changing electronic communication

The growing availability of access to the Internet has changed – and is still changing – the technical, economic and regulatory conditions under which broadcasting is taking place. This is in particular an issue for terrestrial broadcasting, as mobile services try to gain access to spectrum once exclusively used by terrestrial broadcasting networks. Changes in users’ habits and expectations, and the need for broadcasters to offer a great variety of linear, nonlinear and hybrid radio and television programmes, all add to the pressure on terrestrial broadcasting.