As the UEFA Euro 2016 football championships take place, Tom Evens (@<a href='https://soundcloud.com/EvensTom'>EvensTom</a>) from Ghent University in Belgium outlines the economic power of television and the effects of market liberalisation across Europe. He also shares his insights about the weakening of the public service television sector, informal media economies, and the unique features of Belgian media.

As the UEFA Euro 2016 football championships take place, Tom Evens (@EvensTom) from Ghent University in Belgium outlines the economic power of television and the effects of market liberalisation across Europe. He also shares his insights about the weakening of the public service television sector, informal media economies, and the unique features of Belgian media.

As the UEFA Euro 2016 football championships take place, Tom Evens (@<a href="https://soundcloud.com/EvensTom" rel="noopener noreferrer">EvensTom</a>) from Ghent University in Belgium outlines the economic power of television and the effects of market liberalisation across Europe. He also shares his insights about the weakening of the public service television sector, informal media economies, and the unique features of Belgian media.

Episode 19 – Tom Evens: Television, Media Markets and Sport in Europe

The Media Sport Podcast Series features interviews with researchers from around the world about the significance of sport in media, politics, society and culture, as well as the growing role of sport in the popular communication of environmental issues and concerns.

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Episode 19 – Tom Evens: Television, Media Markets and Sport in Europe

Episode 19 – Tom Evens: Television, Media Markets and Sport in Europe