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The paper has as its backdrop the market disputes in audiovisual production in Brazil, with the entry of new agents and a scenario of competition between different media. From the observation of the positions of legislators, regulators and companies, one can perceive the weakening of the conservative wing, representatives of radio and TV, in influence and historical predominance in communication policies, compared to liberal actors. With document analysis and literature review, the Political Economy of Communication (EPC) is used to discuss the regulatory and economic analysis involving the purchase of Time Warner by AT&T, carried out in Brazil by regulatory agencies Anatel and Ancine, and by Cade, the antitrust agency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The text deals with the proposal, still in discussion, to regulate streaming no Brazil. As has happened with segmented television, it is being debated at the online the institutionalization of legal incentives to audiovisual. This important subject has been conducted unsatisfactorily, with small attention to fundamental problems. The article converge two questions, expecting to think on the action of States through a diagnosis on the contemporary guided towards the ideas of informational networks, space of flux and atemporal time. On the one hand, it deals with the emergence of the proposal and with what has been abandoned, recovering the vision introduced by Ancine on the subject in 2015. On the other, it indicates how a collateral event (the bought of Time Warner by AT&T) can introduce difficulties in the scenario. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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