The Spanish Supreme Court ruling on DTT channel adjustment: the television industry-standpoint

On the 6th May 2014 nine nationally broadcast Digital Terrestrial TV (DTT) channels stopped broadcasting. The reason was the sentence imposed by the Supreme Court which considered these channels to be lacking the necessary licence. The objective of this article is to carry out a rigorous and critica...

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Main Authors: María-Jesús DÍAZ-GONZÁLEZ, Natalia QUINTAS-FROUFE
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca 2015-06-01
Series:Fonseca: Journal of Communication
Subjects:
TDT
Online Access:http://revistas.usal.es/index.php/2172-9077/article/view/12920
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spelling doaj-d29dc6d9f29d49789e45d603ab62c6012020-11-25T00:52:41ZengEdiciones Universidad de SalamancaFonseca: Journal of Communication2172-90772015-06-01101032835911968The Spanish Supreme Court ruling on DTT channel adjustment: the television industry-standpointMaría-Jesús DÍAZ-GONZÁLEZ0Natalia QUINTAS-FROUFE1Universidade da CoruñaUniversidade da CoruñaOn the 6th May 2014 nine nationally broadcast Digital Terrestrial TV (DTT) channels stopped broadcasting. The reason was the sentence imposed by the Supreme Court which considered these channels to be lacking the necessary licence. The objective of this article is to carry out a rigorous and critical analysis of this action. The analysis is from the point of view of the affected broadcasting companies, the law which covers the rights of these channels and how they communicated this information to their audiences. The analysis reaches the conclusion that the sentence is highly questionable and that it presents a backward step for the stability of DTT in Spain.http://revistas.usal.es/index.php/2172-9077/article/view/12920TDTTribunal SupremosentenciaEspañaaudiencias televisivas.
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author María-Jesús DÍAZ-GONZÁLEZ
Natalia QUINTAS-FROUFE
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Natalia QUINTAS-FROUFE
The Spanish Supreme Court ruling on DTT channel adjustment: the television industry-standpoint
Fonseca: Journal of Communication
TDT
Tribunal Supremo
sentencia
España
audiencias televisivas.
author_facet María-Jesús DÍAZ-GONZÁLEZ
Natalia QUINTAS-FROUFE
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title The Spanish Supreme Court ruling on DTT channel adjustment: the television industry-standpoint
title_short The Spanish Supreme Court ruling on DTT channel adjustment: the television industry-standpoint
title_full The Spanish Supreme Court ruling on DTT channel adjustment: the television industry-standpoint
title_fullStr The Spanish Supreme Court ruling on DTT channel adjustment: the television industry-standpoint
title_full_unstemmed The Spanish Supreme Court ruling on DTT channel adjustment: the television industry-standpoint
title_sort spanish supreme court ruling on dtt channel adjustment: the television industry-standpoint
publisher Ediciones Universidad de Salamanca
series Fonseca: Journal of Communication
issn 2172-9077
publishDate 2015-06-01
description On the 6th May 2014 nine nationally broadcast Digital Terrestrial TV (DTT) channels stopped broadcasting. The reason was the sentence imposed by the Supreme Court which considered these channels to be lacking the necessary licence. The objective of this article is to carry out a rigorous and critical analysis of this action. The analysis is from the point of view of the affected broadcasting companies, the law which covers the rights of these channels and how they communicated this information to their audiences. The analysis reaches the conclusion that the sentence is highly questionable and that it presents a backward step for the stability of DTT in Spain.
topic TDT
Tribunal Supremo
sentencia
España
audiencias televisivas.
url http://revistas.usal.es/index.php/2172-9077/article/view/12920
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