Примери коришћења Media concentration на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The Draft Strategy also deals with issues of transparent ownership and media concentration.
The Law also specifies rules regarding media concentration, which rules are significantly more liberal.
Last year's adoption of the Law on the Amendments to the Law on Public Information was viewed by many as a proof that the Government had given up on the Law on Unlawful Media Concentration.
Issues like criteria, commissions,prohibiting media concentration and the like should have been discussed.
In other words, it is a measure of protecting media pluralism, which is a legitimate interest.Media pluralism is also safeguarded by the new rules on media concentration.
To this the media privatization,relaxation of rules on media concentration, namely the rules on media consolidation should serve.
From the standpoint of the Broadcasting Law in its current form, the completed(in the case of Telekom Srbija) and announced(in the case of SBB)transaction does not represent illicit media concentration.
In order to prevent media concentration, the rules envisaged that candidates would have to submit their statements denying such media concentration.
The European Union should establish an independent agency to monitor media markets and media concentration in the EU and on global markets.
Nor the provisions on illegal media concentration contained in the Law on Broadcasting, are a sufficient guarantee of media pluralism and cultural diversity.
Nadezda Gace, NUNS President,said that it would not be good to regulate provisions on the media Register by this Law without adopting Law on media concentration which has passed the public debate.
The most efficient way to prevent or at least limit media concentration is to establish legal mechanisms that would require explicit naming of owners.
Such provision was explained by the concern that the networking of a greater number of local or regional broadcasters could endanger media pluralism andcircumvent provisions about media concentration.
This draft, which dealt only with horizontal, butnot vertical media concentration, had passed the public debate and was finalized in late 2008.
Hence, Rule 21/2003 on Media Concentration and Media Ownership, which constitutes an integral part of the Law on Communications of BiH(in effect as of April 1, 2004), is an act of thwarting potential abuse in this area.
The Strategy stipulates that the proposal of the law on public RTV service broadcasting should be created within the period of 18 months from the date of the Strategy's adoption.In this period, provisions regulating media concentration and transparency of ownership should also be aligned with EU rules.
Also, obviously the Strategy- whatever final solutions concerning media concentration being adopted in it- will be late to regulate vertical integration in time in this sector.
Media concentration and integration can be viewed at two levels- within the same type of media market(the press) and within converged ownership over various types of media(the press, electronic media, new media). .
Namely, the Culture Ministry had set up a working group more than two years ago, which produced the draft of Law on Unlawful Concentration and Transparency of Ownership of Public Media, better known in the public as the Law on Unlawful Media Concentration.
The Draft Law on Illegal Media Concentration and Transparency of Media Ownership, prepared by the work group of the Ministry of Culture, has still not entered the parliamentary procedure.
Nonetheless, the hottest topic among media in November hasn't been the work of the working group and the speculation as to when media laws will be adopted, but Article 109 of the Draft Law on Electronic Media, which provides for rules on illicit media concentration.
Political interference in the media, economic concerns such as media concentration and various forms of harassment, including violence against journalists, remain topical issues in societies of the Western Balkans and Turkey.
On the other hand, it complicates the work of the Republic Broadcasting Agency(RBA)which is responsible for the application of provisions which refer to the monitoring of illicit media concentration, especially in the procedure of broadcasting permits being issued to radio and television services.
Political interference in the media, economic concerns such as media concentration and various forms of harassment, including violence against journalists, remain topical issues in societies of the Western Balkans and Turkey.
Oversaturation of the market also influences the decrease in the quality of media reporting, especially in the local media", Solomon explains. Among many problems,she also listed the fact that the Law on Transparency of Media Ownership and Illegal Media Concentration had not been passed yet, despite its drafting three years ago and having received positive evaluation by international experts.
With regards to the media concentration, the working group has foreseen certain thresholds above which the concentration should be considered illegal, with these thresholds being linked to the number of media of certain coverage or circulation or a percentage of the ownership share in them.
We remind that back in 2008, the working group established by the then Culture Ministry,produced a draft law on unlawful media concentration and transparency of media ownership, which was never tabled to parliament for approval, although it was approved on the public debate.
LAW ON ILLEGAL MEDIA CONCENTRATION ANDTRANSPARENCY OF MEDIA OWNERSHIP Law on media concentration and transparency of media ownership, the draft of which was composed by the working group established by Ministry of culture, and which was filed to the Ministry in April this year, has not been adopted by the Government and submitted to the National Parliament yet.
I am afraid that in the end the media ownership,the transparency of ownership and impermissible media concentration will remain in status quo", says Jelena Surculija from the Faculty of Political Science, who is the coordinator of the Working Group for the Draft Media Strategy.
She also said the Draft Strategy should be based on the detailed analysis of the conditions on the Serbian media scene, according to which corresponding solution for these problems would be proposed. As the problems in this field, she listed unsuccessful privatization,lack of the laws on ownership transparency and illegal media concentration, as well as inconsistency of laws.