Examples of using Webcasting in English and their translations into Russian
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Webcasting of major events.
Additional resources are also needed to provide webcasting in the six official languages.
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The participants reiterated their recommendation on the webcasting of treaty body sessions.
Webcasting is the distribution of media files through the internet.
An update was requested on the funding of webcasting services for the Human Rights Council.
Webcasting costs for meetings of treaty bodies are shown in table 11 below.
Recent sessions of UNEP's Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum have pilot-tested live webcasting.
New IT based services, such as webcasting and electronic recording of conference proceedings, will continue to be developed.
A conference room paper entitled"Review of the financial and other implications of webcasting the sessions of the Subcommittee" A/AC.105/C.2/2012/CRP.15.
However, funds for webcasting had been provided by the host country, and resources for the service had not been included in the regular budget.
Useful approaches whose results have been documented in the public domain should be shared among Parties- for example, through webcasting.
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Webcasting, audiotaping and filming of public meetings is permitted, when authorized, and as long as this does not interfere with the dialogue.
Now you can choose some preferred ways to enjoy the World Cup such as watching them on television, listening to them on the radio,and watching them on webcasting.
Proposals for financing webcasting in Geneva were submitted in the overall report(A/62/125) to the General Assembly on Human Rights Council financing.
Information services requirements to provide for press, radio, television anddocumentation coverage as well as webcasting.
Internet broadcasting, or webcasting, has become a cost-effective and efficient tool to deliver major United Nations events in real time to audiences around the world.
In May, the Millennium Forum of civil society organizations featured simultaneous coverage by United Nations television,videoconferencing and webcasting.
A good-practice example of raising awareness of andincreasing publicity for the Committee's activities is the webcasting of the Committee's sessions by the Centre for Civil and Political Rights CCPR Centre.
Recent sessions of the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP)Governing Council/Global Ministerial Environment Forum have pilot-tested live webcasting.
The use of Internet broadcasting, or webcasting, has grown as a cost-effective and efficient tool to deliver major United Nations events in real time to audiences around the world.
Recalling the proposals made in the context of the civil society consultations,the participants reiterated their recommendation on the webcasting of treaty body sessions.
If summary records were replaced entirely by indexed,searchable webcasting, then the on-going operational costs(above the initial installation costs) would be further reduced by another significant margin.
In 1995, Chris Jaeb and fellow Indiana University alumnus Todd Wagner started Audionet(which Cuban started to fund in 1998),combining their mutual interest in Indiana Hoosier college basketball and webcasting.
One group commended the Secretariat on its many electronic initiatives,including PaperSmart and webcasting, cautioning, however, that parity of the official languages on these platforms was key.
Webcasting is now available in the floor language and the Department is planning its gradual expansion to the other official languages, again offering a daily enhancement of the multilingualism of the site.
The Subcommittee requested the Secretariat to prepare for its fifty-first session, in 2012, a conference room paper in which itexamined the financial and other implications of webcasting the sessions of the Subcommittee.
In the absence of permanent staff and webcasting facilities in Geneva, it is often difficult and extremely expensive to provide staff and equipment on short notice for the webcasting of the special sessions.
A statement from the President of the Council indicated that the Council would"consider favourably the adoption of a decision on the webcasting of all public proceedings of its various working groups", and this was echoed by the Council in its resolution 8/1.