Abstract
One can say that in the last two decades (1989-2010) Hungarian media law joined the European legal tradition again, and has been trying to imitate the latest developments in this field. Consequently, it now faces the same difficulties the converged and digitalised new media world brought with itself. In the near future — as a result of the digital switch-over and the compulsory implementation of the Audiovisual Media Services Directive — Hungarian law also faces a comprehensive and in some ways foundational change. It takes a long time to learn how to treat freedom well, and how to make democracy work. Hopefully, we will have the time needed, and will make enough efforts to achieve our aims.
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