Traduction de «Telephone channel in operation » (Anglais → Français) :

77. Where a licensee increases the number of telephone channels of a radio frequency assigned to a transmitter or receiver installed at a fixed station or space station described in section 61, 65 or 73, the radio licence fee payable in respect of that amendment is the difference between

All honest Italians recognise that in Italy, there are newspapers, radio stations and TV channels that operate freely; that many of those newspapers have an editorial policy that is opposed to that of the Italian Prime Minister; that if there is a lack of pluralism it is within the only – and I stress the only, ladies and gentlemen – trade union recognised by Italian journalists, which is shamelessly biased towards the left; and that programme makers, commentators and comedians whose views conflict with those of the Italian Prime Minister can easily find jobs and ...[+++]work within state-run television channels or within television channels owned by the Italian Prime Minister, without their freedom being threatened.

This loss of turnover causes disproportionate damage to the Channel Tunnel operator, who is not even certain that the sanctions for stowaways are now in place.

6. Reaffirms that, while it is vital to separate the regulation of content in TV from regulation of the infrastructure, the obligation for cable operators to broadcast certain channels must continue; this is important in order to secure the distribution of public services, inter alia, minority language channels; these "must carry" rules remain justified in the digital broadcasting environment, provided that they are proportionate and limited to those channels covered by a public service broadcast remit as defined in Protocol 32 of the EC Treaty, and tha ...[+++]t operators subject to these rules receive reasonable remuneration, taking into account the non-profit nature of public service broadcasting and the value of these broadcast channels to operators;

9. Accepts that "must-carry" rules remain justified in the digital broadcasting environment and that the regulatory framework must take full account of the need to ensure universal access to public service content; believes that this can be achieved through the use of "must-carry" rules on key networks and guarantees of access for public service content through other key distribution networks and facilities such as set-top boxes and receivers; believes that such content should be easily accessible and prominently displayed on navigators or guides, provided that such rules are proportionate and limited to those channels that that are cover ...[+++]ed by a public service broadcast remit such as that defined in the Protocol annexed to the EC Treaty on the system of public service broadcasting in the Member States and that operators subject to such rules, where deemed appropriate by Member States, receive reasonable remuneration, taking into account the non-profit nature of public service broadcasting and the value of these broadcast channels to operators; takes the view that, in the case of possible commercial activities of public broadcasters, general competition law must be applied and no cross-subsidies allowed, in order to ensure interoperability in the digital television market and in broadcasting content and services;

The report also points out that there should be negotiation that balances remuneration for operators with the value of public service channels to operators.