Приклади вживання Public service broadcasting Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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RPR emphasizes that the public service broadcasting reform is in jeopardy.
Public service broadcasting was born in western Europe and has evolved by adapting itself naturally to the needs of a mature democracy.
Building independent media through public service broadcasting: a case of Ukraine(policy brief).
Regulatory mechanisms were developed somewhat later in the additional acts,including the Amsterdam Protocol on Public Service Broadcasting.
Comparative analysis of approaches to public service broadcasting implementation in Ukraine: a historical perspective.
Public service broadcasting may no longer be the biggest player in town as it was when I started my career, but for me it remains by far the best.
He added that independent media environment, which includes public service broadcasting, is the bedrock of a stable, successful democracy.
To ensure this, public service broadcasting should be consistent with the model and principles introduced in democratic states.
Since there are currently no other sources of funding for public service broadcasting, it is necessary to demand at least budgetary funds.
Radio 1 has a public service broadcasting obligation to provide news, which it fulfills through Newsbeat bulletins throughout the day.
Despite the multiplication of digital media outlets, public service broadcasting remains a major source of information in Europe.
The last four years have seen a raft of important media reforms in the realms of access to information,transparency of media ownership and public service broadcasting.
Audiences continue to watch and value public service broadcasting, especially news, children's programming and UK-made programmes.
The application of European Union law should notrestrict member states' powers to adapt the public service broadcasting remit to their own national needs.
Audiences continue to watch and value public service broadcasting, especially news, children's programming and UK-made programmes.
It is important that all these processes do not ultimately undermine the achievements of previous years but preserve andenhance public service broadcasting for the benefit of civil society.
Transforming the state television system into public service broadcasting has become an important step towards reducing government influence on the media.
It is important that, as a result, all these processes do not destroy the achievements of previous years,but preserve and strengthen public service broadcasting in the interests of civil society.
The transformation of the state television system into public service broadcasting has been an important step towards reducing state influence on the media.
Member states should draw on existing Council of Europe instruments and implement all of the principles andstandards contained in the various recommendations to reinforce public service broadcasting organisations.
Hardly any progress has been made in adopting the necessary public service broadcasting legislation that might meet Council of Europe standards in Azerbaijan, Georgia and Ukraine.
Public service broadcasting is not only about providing information, education, culture and entertainment, it is also an essential factor of pluralistic communication, one of the main characteristics of a democratic society.
In such conditions the search foracceptable solutions is significantly complicated and public service broadcasting is again entrusted with a double burden.
Adopt a new major policy document on public service broadcasting, taking stock of developments since the Prague ministerial conference and defining standards and mechanisms of accountability for future public service broadcasting.
Ua- independent media, which created the journalists themselves,with the aim to build in Ukraine, public service broadcasting for the benefit of the Ukrainians of different nationalities, confessions, walks of life.
Recalling its Recommendation 1641(2004) on public service broadcasting, the Assembly reaffirms that public service broadcasting remains an essential element for member governments in meeting the needs of individuals and society as a whole with regard to information, education and culture.
Stresses that adequately equipped and financed public service media, in particular public service broadcasting, enjoying genuine editorial independence and institutional autonomy, can contribute to counterbalancing the risk of misuse of the power of the media in a situation of strong media concentration;
Public service broadcasting is suffering an identity crisis, as it is in many instances striving to combine its public service obligations with chasing ratings and the need to secure an audience to justify its“public” character or simply to attract advertising revenue.
Politics: What are the chances of reforming and developing public service broadcasting in Ukraine, spreading the standards of free journalism in private media, and what awaits us in connection with Russian aggression, future elections and other political and geopolitical challenges?