Examples of using Audiovisual programmes in English and their translations into German
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Audiovisual programmes published on DVD.
Development of the European audiovisual programmes industry.
In Finland, the Audiovisual Programmes Classification Act came into force at the beginning of 2001.
The Audiovisual Media Services Directive8 has facilitated the circulation of audiovisual programmes and media services across the EU.
Film festivals or audiovisual programmes animated productions, documentaries, fiction, short or feature films.
Barriers to cross-border access to copyright-protected content services and their portability are still common,particularly for audiovisual programmes.
Encouraging the development of films and audiovisual programmes by providing loans and technical assistance for.
MEDIA II had a bigger budget(EUR 310 million) and its activities were focused on three priority areas: vocational training, development of projects and enterprises,and transnational distribution of films and audiovisual programmes.
The Belgian market for audiovisual programmes has been wide open for years, although the monopoly only formally disappeared in 1984.
This assessment should aim at the adoption, at Community level and beyond,of concrete measures of financial support of audiovisual programmes representative of European countries.
The rapid growth of the European market for audiovisual programmes(13% in 199495), as well as the potential for job creation in the audiovisual sector, require a highly qualified body of professionals and entrepreneurs.
The Commission observed that the audiovisual sector plays an important role in this work andthat cofinancing of audiovisual programmes on the EU should be continued p. 18.
Among the support measures implemented by the Commission, mention should be made of the MEDIA Programme(2001-2005)51 which aims to strengthen the competitiveness of the European audiovisual industry through a series of incentives and financial support for the trainingof professionals, the development of production projects and the distribution and promotion of cinematographic works and audiovisual programmes.
The purpose of this support was to encourage European publishers and distributors topublish and distribute catalogues of films and of recent European audiovisual programmes on all video media for home use VHS, DVD, CD-ROM.
This is, however, without prejudice to the specific rules adopted by the Member States in accordance with Community law, and, in particular, in accordance with Council Directive 89/552/EEC of 3 October 1989(8), on the coordination of certain provisions laid down by law, regulation or administrative action in Member States concerning the pursuit of television broadcasting activities, as amended by Directive 97/36/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council(9),governing the distribution of audiovisual programmes intended for the general public.
The principal purpose requirement should be also considered to be met if the service has audiovisual content and form which is dissociable from the main activity of the service provider,such as stand-alone parts of online newspapers featuring audiovisual programmes or user-generated videos where those parts can be considered dissociable from their main activity.
In June Ministers endorsed three resolutions on audiovisual piracy, the rational distribution of films through all the audiovisual communication media andmeasures to ensure an appropriate place for audiovisual programmes of European origin.
Integration of the new Member States into the mainstream actions of the MEDIA programme(training, development, distribution): the acceding States, supported by a majority of Member States, wanted positive discrimination in favour of the future Member States,in the form of more flexible eligibility criteria for funding audiovisual programmes, particularly in the field of training, and preferential transitional measures for the acceding States;
Representatives of Governments of Member States adopt three resolutions on measures to combat audiovisual piracy, the rational distribution of films through all the audiovisual media,and measures to ensure that audiovisual programmes of European origin are given an appro priate place.
The MEDIA Plus programme aims of strengthening the competitiveness of the European audiovisual industry with a series support measures dealing with: the development of production projects and companies;the distribution of cinematographic works and audiovisual programmes; the promotion of cinematographic works and audiovisual programmes. .
We would point out that satellite broadcasters, in contrast to terrestrial broadcasters, are not required under Italian law to broadcast 10% of European works by independent producers; however, they are required to reserve at least10% of their net advertising revenue for the production or purchase of European audiovisual programmes, including programmes by independent producers.
In complementarity with the proposed Council Decision establishing a Community statistical information infrastructure relating to the industry and markets of the audiovisual and related sectors(SEC(1998)1325 final), collection and processing of information on legal andeconomic matters in the audiovisual field, and on audiovisual programmes, and making them available to the professionals, by and through the European Audiovisual Observatory.
Script-writing techniques and storytelling including techniques for the development of new audiovisual programme types.
Encourage common actions between national film and audiovisual programme promotion organisations.
The Council approved the conclusion of an agreement with Switzerland on its participation in the EU's"Media 2007" audiovisual programme. doc.
While newspaper websites remain outside the Directive,standalone parts of newpaper websites which feature audiovisual programme or user-generated videos will be considered as video-sharing platforms for the purpose of the AVMSD.
Like others Members who have spoken on this subject, I hope Article 151, on culture,can also be a legal basis for this audiovisual programme.
EUR 50 million tosupport training of audiovisual professionals in the fields of: audiovisual programme production and distribution management(finance, copyright law, marketing); the deployment of new technologies in creating and disseminating audiovisual content; and scriptwriting.
This space at Matadero devoted to the film world, stands out for having an audiovisual programme that focuses on real films(non-fiction films and forms bordering on documentary), the most alternative and independent film and collaboration with various cultural proposals in the city of Madrid.
We know that this is a difficult question for the Commission,but it is our wish that the audiovisual programme should be based not only on Article 157 of the EC Treaty, the article concerning industry, but also on Article 151, which is devoted to culture.