Question 23819 — audiovisual and communication

Summary

Mr. Stéphane Claireaux draws the attention of the Minister of Culture to the resumption of television channels which broadcast their programs by digital terrestrial television (DTT) and are taken up by the TV offers of Internet access providers via the Internet boxes of each distributor. As the law provides, the Superior Audiovisual Council (CSA) and the National Frequency Agency (ANFR) ensure the proper reception of audiovisual signals and may intervene within the framework of article L. 112-12 of the construction and housing code. However, there are cases where DTT coverage is not yet optimal, these cases often relating to geographical areas located below a cliff or in “basins” making reception also impossible with a dish. However, the consumer has the possibility of subscribing to television services from internet service providers (ISP) and receiving said offer of TNT channels through the receiver of their ADSL or fiber Internet box. There is, however, a remaining problem, namely conflicts between television channel operators who sometimes temporarily decide to no longer broadcast channels published by their competitors. If no decree binds private channels having entered into an agreement with the CSA vis-à-vis the State, he asks what measures could be put in place so that any channel having entered into an agreement with the CSA must be included by distributors and Internet access providers in their basic TV offers.

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