Feb 10, 2003 5:15 AM

Rating Practices Used for Audiovisual Works in the EU and EEA Member States

Rating Practices Used for Audiovisual Works in the EU and EEA Member States

For the European Commission

This study is impact assessment of rating practices in the audiovisual sector. Audiovisual rating systems are implemented by different institutions across Europe. These emanate from both the industry and institutions. Rating systems vary from one State to another, as well as, within a single State, from one media to another. The study aimed at identifying the impact of such heterogeneity in rating systems and on different audiovisual markets, and highlighting possible confusions for stakeholders (the industry, consumers, parents, professors, etc.). The report is available here.

Rating Practices Used for Audiovisual Works in the EU and EEA Member States

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