Primjeri korištenja Radio programmes na Engleski i njihovi prijevodi na Hrvatskom
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Prize-winning radio programmes.
It also offers valuable additional information on the traffic situation and radio programmes. More.
He prepared and presented radio programmes in many different fields.
Free Glory Fm is a Bayelsa state owned radio station with special radio programmes.
By facilitating access to TV and radio programmes, this proposal would enhance access to cultural content, news and information.
The publication of written information andPR work(articles, radio programmes) in various languages.
Indeed, television and radio programmes are important means of promoting cultural and linguistic diversity, social cohesion and access to information.
Moreover, the proposal covers retransmissions insofar as they concern TV and radio programmes originating in other Member States.
The directive covers all radio programmes, TV news and current affairs programmes as well as TV programmes which are fully financed own productions of the broadcasting organisations.
Programme' shall have the same meaning as in point(b) Article 1(1) of that Directive, butshall also include radio programmes and radio programme materials.
Users increasingly expect to have access to television and radio programmes both live and on-demand, using traditional channels such as satellite or cable and also through online services.
Programme' shall have the same meaning as in point(b) Article 1(1) of that Directive, butshall also include radio programmes and radio programme materials.
To ensure wider online access to TV and radio programmes by users across the EU as important means of promoting cultural and linguistic diversity and access to information, including for people living in other EU countries.
Allow for wider online access to protected content across the EU,focusing on TV and radio programmes, European audiovisual works and cultural heritage;
Proposal for a REGULATION OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL laying down rules on the exercise of copyright and related rights applicable to certain online transmissions of broadcasting organisations andretransmissions of television and radio programmes.
Users increasingly expect to have access to television and radio programmes using traditional channels such as satellite or cable, but also online.
This proposal responds to one of the key objectives identified in the Digital Single Market Strategy:to enhance wider online access to TV and radio programmes by users across the EU.
The proposal aims at providing wider dissemination of TV and radio programmes originating in other EU member states for the benefit of users by facilitating licensing of material protected by copyright contained in broadcasts of such programmes. .
The direct applicability of the provisions of this proposal would prevent legal fragmentation andprovide a harmonised set of rules to facilitate the cross border provision of TV and radio programmes online and of the retransmission services.
The December Communication set out targeted actions to facilitate the online cross-border distribution of television and radio programmes, the licensing of European audiovisual works on video-on-demand(VoD) platforms, and the digitisation and wider dissemination of out-of-commerce works.
By addressing the difficulties related to the clearance of rights, it creates the conditions allowing broadcasters andoperators of retransmission services to offer wider access to TV and radio programmes across the EU.
First, a proposal for a Regulation7 aims at creating favourable conditions for new online ways of cross-border distribution of television and radio programmes comparable to those applicable to the more traditional transmissions via satellite and retransmissions via cable.
Thus, to obtain the necessary licences from broadcasting organisations, operators of retransmission services do not face the same burden as they face to obtain licences from holders of rights in works andother protected subject matter included in the retransmitted television and radio programmes.
The EU has harmonised the rights which are relevant for the online dissemination of works andother protected subject matter as well as for the retransmission of TV and radio programmes(notably the rights of reproduction, communication to the public and making available) in Directive 2001/29.
These combined actions will encourage people to discover TV and radio programmes from other European countries, keep in touch with their home countries when living in another Member State and enhance the availability of European films, including across borders, hence highlighting Europe's rich cultural diversity.
It however pointed out that Directive 93/83/EEC- due to the technology-specific nature of its provisions- does not apply to the new digital technologies used for transmission andretransmission of TV and radio programmes that have emerged in recent years.
Therefore, cross-border provision of online servicesancillary to broadcast and retransmissions of television and radio programmes originating in other Member States should be facilitated by adapting the legal framework on the exercise of copyright and related rights relevant for those activities.
This Regulation concerns only the exercise of certain retransmission rights to the extent necessary to simplify the licensing of copyright and related rights for such services andonly with regard to television and radio programmes originating in other Member States of the Union.
In addition, ancillary online services include services which give access to material which enriches orotherwise expands television and radio programmes broadcast by the broadcasting organisation, including by way of previewing, extending, supplementing or reviewing the relevant programme's content.
Consumers, cable and telecommunication operators,public service broadcasters and the vast majority of CMOs are in favour of a possible extension of mandatory collective management to the simultaneous retransmissions of TV and radio programmes on platforms other than cable.