COMMUNICATIONS & MEDIA Mission The Florence School of Regulation – Communications and Media (FSR C&M) at the European University Institute aims to provide state-of-the-art training for practitioners, to carry out analytical and empirical research, and to promote informed discussions on key policy issues in the electronic communications and media sector. TRAINING ACTIVITIES The FSR C&M training courses combine high academic standards with a deep and direct understanding of current regulatory issues and trade-offs. At the same time the training activity seeks to build a unique regulatory culture and a wide networking capability across European companies and public institutions. Annual Training on Communications and Media Regulation Consisting of a residential part (60+ hours divided into 4 blocks) and online tutorials/e-learning activities, the training runs from October to April. Lecturers are prominent representatives from academia, EU Commission and National Regulatory Authorities (NRAs) as well as private actors. The Annual Training is open to staff members from NRAs, private companies and the European Commission, as well as to academics. Advanced Executive Training Ad-hoc Training 1.5 day course on selected crucial issues tackled in such a way as to provide an innovative and constructive contribution to the debate. This advanced training is open to: executive level staff from private companies, senior level regulators and civil servants of the European institutions. To be eligible for admission, more junior staff should have previously completed the FSR C&M Annual Training. These are specific training courses organised upon the request of NRAs or private companies supporting the FSR C&M Activities. The structure and the focus of the training are decided jointly. RESEARCH The FSR C&M is carrying out research in the electronic communications and media field. It also regularly opens calls for finalised papers finalised to contribute to its Working Paper Series and participates in or conducts specific research commissioned by relevant stakeholders. Scientific Seminar An annual event that takes place on the last Friday and Saturday of March. On this occasion, selected papers dealing with electronic communications and media issues are presented following a call for papers. The objective of this seminar is to turn theory into practice. Working Papers The FSR C&M publishes academic contributions in its FSR C&M Working Paper Series. This is done through regular calls for papers as well as a follow-up of its Annual Scientific Seminar. May 2015 Ad-hoc Studies The FSR C&M also carries out specific studies commissioned by different stakeholders active in the electronic communications and media sector. | fsrcomsmedia.eui.eu RSCAS POLICY EVENTS Every year the FSR C&M organises a series of policy events, which gather speakers and participants who bring to the table the point of view of the different stakeholders (European Commission, NRAs, public institutions, private companies, academics, regulators, etc.). Annual Conference This event usually takes place the last Friday of May and looks at the present and future of the electronic communications and media sector. A comparison with non-European perspectives usually enriches the discussion. Policy Workshops The FSR C&M organises workshops aiming to discuss specific topics and hot issues in the electronic communications and media sector. Inter-sectorial Conferences The FSR C&M organises joint events together with the other areas of the Florence School of Regulation on specific topics that involve different network industries. GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE Director and Research Team Scientific Committee Prof Pier Luigi Parcu manages the FSR A group of widely-known experts both C&M working together with a team of from the academic and professional worlds ensures that the School’s activities research associates based in Florence. meet the highest academic standards. Current Members of the Committee: Prof Bohlin, Prof Bourreau, Prof Cambini, Prof Cave, Prof De Streel, Prof Gambaro, Prof George, Prof Helberger, Prof Hoernig, Prof Marcus, Prof Monti, Prof Parcu, Prof Peitz, Prof Preissl, Prof Sassano, Prof Valcke, Prof Valletti. Advisory Council Composed of members from the private partners supporting the FSR C&M, it provides suggestions for the overall working programme. CONTACTS Research Team Support Team Part-time Professor, Carlo Cambini - carlo.cambini@eui.eu Web Master, Lorenzo Giuntini - lorenzo.giuntini@eui.eu Coordinator - Research Associate, Paula Gori - paula.gori@eui.eu Project Manager, Claudio Mazzetti - claudio.mazzetti@eui.eu Research Associate, Marco Botta - marco.botta@eui.eu For more information visit Director, Prof. Pier Luigi Parcu - pierluigi.parcu@eui.eu Administrative Assistant, Alessandra Caldini - alessandra.caldini@eui.eu Research Associate, Virginia Silvestri - virginia.silvestri@eui.eu fsrcomsmedia.eui.eu Research Associate, Maria Luisa Stasi - maria.stasi@eui.eu @FSRComsMedia FSR Communications & Media, EUI, 19 Via delle Fontanelle – 50014 San Domenico di Fiesole, Florence, Italy (+39 055.4685803) – fsr.comsmedia@eui.eu PARTNERS Institutional partner: Private partners: May 2015 | fsrcomsmedia.eui.eu RSCAS
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