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• Publications by Dieter Helm

  Government, the market and the future of broadcasting

  16th September 2010

  Article in: A creative recovery: How the UK’s creative industries can regain their competitive edge, Edited by Dale Bassett, published by REFORM.

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• Presentations by Dieter Helm

  Meeting the World's Infrastructure Needs

  3rd June 2008

  International Monetary Conference, Barcelona June 3rd 2008

  Communications Energy Regulation Transport

• Presentations by Dieter Helm

  The future of the BBC

  28th February 2008

  BBC Trust seminar on the economic impact of the BBC

  Communications Regulation

• Publications by Dieter Helm

  BBC Paper on Future of the Licence Fee and its Regulation

  29th January 2007

  The 2006/07 renewal of the Charter and the settlement of the licence fee have not resulted in a consensus as to the future of the BBC.

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• Publications by Dieter Helm

  House of Lords Select Committee on the BBC Charter Review Evidence

  5th July 2005

  Minutes of Evidence Taken Before the House of Lords Select Committee on the BBC Charter Review, July 5th 2005.

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• Publications by Dieter Helm

  Consumers, Citizens and Members: Public Service Broadcasting and the BBC

  21st January 2005

  Dieter Helm's chapter from the BBC book 'Can the Market Deliver? Funding Public Service Television in the Digital Age', published January 2005 by John Libbey Publishing, pp. 1-21.

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• Publications by Dieter Helm

  A Note on Economic and Content Regulation in Broadcasting and Communications

  11th July 2000

  Paper for the DTI. In the debates surrounding the Communications White Paper and subsequent legislation, a key issue is whether the regulatory architecture should separate out or integrate economic and content regulation. This note argues that: the economics of broadcasting and communications is critically dependent on the form of content regulation; the most appropriate institutional structure is to have a single regulatory body which incorporates both types of regulation; within a single...

  Communications Regulation