1. Setting the scene
1.1. A contrasting picture: The heterogeneity of media NRAs across Europe
1.2. Diversity in terms of structure and resources
1.3. Diversity in terms of powers and competences
1.4. Diversity in terms of functioning aspects: Independence and accountability
2. International legal framework
2.1. Council of Europe
2.2. European Union
2.2.1. Audiovisual Media Services Directive
2.2.2. The Digital Services Act package
2.2.3. Other recent developments
3. National examples
3.1. CZ - Czech Republic
3.2. FR - France
3.3. GB - United Kingdom
3.4. GR - Greece
3.5. IE - Ireland
3.6. LU - Luxembourg
3.7. SE - Sweden
4. Networks of media regulatory authorities
4.1. European cooperation networks
4.1.1. ERGA
4.1.2. European Platform of Regulatory Authorities
4.2. Other platforms with a cultural and linguistic focus
4.2.1. Mediterranean Network of Regulatory Authorities (MNRA)
4.2.2. Network of French-speaking media regulatory authorities (REFRAM)
4.2.3. Informal regional discussion fora
4.2.4. Baltic cooperation
4.2.5. Nordic cooperation
4.2.6. FR-DE-UK tripartite
5. Cross-sectoral cooperation
5.1. Emerging harms, policy interplays and the need for cross-sector regulatory cooperation
5.2. The importance of developing effective cooperation models
5.3. Different cross-sectoral cooperation and enforcement models at national and European level
6. State of play
6.1. Shared challenges for media NRAs across Europe
6.1.1. The changing media ecosystem
6.1.2. The changing nature of regulation
6.1.3. The changing relationships with citizens
6.2. Concluding remarks
FiguresFigure 1. Typology of funding mechanisms
Figure 2. Number of staff of media NRAs
Figure 3. Non-converged / Converged NRAs
Figure 4. PSM supervision: Competence of NRAs
Figure 5. Expected change of mandate and/or structure of the NRA