e European Commission announced plans to revise an “interpretative communication on certain aspects of the provisions on televised advertising” to incorporate new issues relating to the new legal framework. The doc, adopted in 2004 and revised in 2007, applied to the old TV Without Frontiers Directive. The communication is non binding. The revision will aim to take into account news forms of commercial communication defined by the AVMS Directive.
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he migration will oblige Spaniards to re-tune their DTT channels and even make adjustments to their terrestrial aerials. The Government has allocated a budget of €800 million to finance the operation to be completed before January 2015. The plan states that DTT channels may simulcast their present transmissions on the current band with those on the new bands for a six month period. The main objective is that Spaniards
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