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News Corp is a media company primarily active in the production and distribution of TV programming, TV satellite and cable broadcasting, the development of digital broadcasting, the development of conditional access and subscriber management systems and the creation and distribution of on-line programming worldwide.

21. Points out that public-service broadcasting has an obligation to ensure access for all; notes that this remit will become increasingly difficult owing to the fragmentation of distribution networks and methods of access; considers that the provisions on preferential access to distribution networks for services which have a universal access obligation and, in particular, the 'must carry' rules must therefore continue to play an important role after the transition, and contribute to media pluralism;

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 naviga ...[+++]tors or guides, provided that such rules are proportionate and limited to those channels that that are covered 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 campaign will involve launching a bulletin for television stations and NGOs in developing countries describing 50 of the best recent films on democracy and human rights, the acquisition of the broadcast and distribution rights for a number of these films and the production of versions in various languages, etc. Multiregional - International Alert ECU 100 000 Rapid Response Fund This scheme run by International Alert is designed to meet requests for urgent action in settling or helping to forestall violent conflicts.

The Council TAKES NOTE that during the same debate the European Parliament signified its agreement to the Commission's interpretation of this text" (iii) Statement re first indent of Article 4, point (c), of the Directive dealing with conditional access to digital television and reading as follows: "Member States shall take all the necessary measures to ensure that the operators of conditional access services, irrespective of the means of transmission, who produce and market access services to digital television services: - offer to all broadcasters, on a fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory basis, technical services enabling the broadcasters' digitally-transmitted services to be received by viewers authorized by means of decoders admini ...[+++]stered by the service operators, and comply with Community competition law, in particular if a dominant position appears; "". The Council and the Commission state that the first indent of Article 4, point (c): - applies to any provider of conditional access services operating on a cable, terrestrial or satellite broadcasting network in relation to broadcasters who have access to that network under the national procedures in force and wish to benefit from that conditional access service; - does not seek to impose an obligation to offer to any broadcaster access for television services to packages or tiers of television services configured and/or administered by the provider, or services involving transparent distribution to subscribers; - only requires Member States to ensure that broadcasters may have access to conditional access services and that the obligation in Article 4, point (c) does not extend to the underlying network.

The television without frontiers Directive 89/552/EEC,1 which came into force on 3 October 1991, specifically provides that the Member States must transmit to the Commission every two years a report on the application of measures for the promotion of the production and distribution of European works and works created by producers independent of broadcasters and shown by television broadcasters under their jurisdiction (Articles 4 and 5 of Directive 89/552).