Traduction de «Non-book media » (Anglais → Français) :

non-book materials [ non-book media | non-books ]

discharge book | seafarer's book | seaman's book | seaman's discharge book | seaman's identity book | SMB [Abbr.]

book report | review a book | book investigation | book reviews

align books in classification order | arranging a book in classification order | arrange books in classification order | regulate books in classification order

binding books | make books | assemble books | bind books

paper bound book | paperback book | soft-back book | softcover book

digital book | ebook | e-book | electronic book

book trade [ book | bookbinding | Book industry(ECLAS) ]

Farm Women's Resource Book - Non Governmental Organizations and Media

Bookings-Media Centre

[15] For example, Mediakompassi, a media literacy site developed by the Finnish Broadcasting Company YLE's, has a section focusing on advertising for youth, parents and teachers alike; the Swedish Consumer Agency has produced several books and co-financed educational material about commercials in television.

29. Regrets the deterioration of the country’s reputation in relation to media freedom; shares the Commission’s concern that the safeguarding of freedom of expression with diverse and pluralistic media free from political interference remains a vital challenge for the country; points out, in this regard, that the lack of media pluralism is partly a result of government advertising; stresses the need to ensure the independence and sustainability of the public service broadcaster, encouraging the authorities to adopt safeguards in media law in this respect; believes that the current media law should be the object of further consultatio ...[+++]n and dialogue, so that such important reforms are agreed only if there is broad support across the country’s journalistic community; points out that more efforts are needed in order to restore and rebuild trust between the government and the media community; supports the initiative of the country’s Media Institute, with EU support, to publish a ‘White Book’ on enhancing civil society-media relations; stresses the need for greater efforts to protect the rights and independence of media workers; emphasises the need for transparency regarding media ownership;

28. Regrets the deterioration of the country’s reputation in relation to media freedom; shares the Commission’s concern that the safeguarding of freedom of expression with diverse and pluralistic media free from political interference remains a vital challenge for the country; points out, in this regard, that the lack of media pluralism is partly a result of government advertising; stresses the need to ensure the independence and sustainability of the public service broadcaster, encouraging the authorities to adopt safeguards in media law in this respect; believes that the current media law should be the object of further consultatio ...[+++]n and dialogue, so that such important reforms are agreed only if there is broad support across the country’s journalistic community; points out that more efforts are needed in order to restore and rebuild trust between the government and the media community; supports the initiative of the country’s Media Institute, with EU support, to publish a ‘White Book’ on enhancing civil society-media relations; stresses the need for greater efforts to protect the rights and independence of media workers; emphasises the need for transparency regarding media ownership;

2. Considers that the VAT rates applicable to books illustrate the shortcomings of current legislation in that, while Member States may apply reduced VAT rates to the supply of books on all physical media, e-books are subject to a standard rate of no less than 15%; takes the view that this discrimination is untenable, given the potential growth of this segment of the market;