Traduction de «electronic media monitoring program » (Anglais → Français) :

34. Repeats its call on the Commission to review and amend the Audiovisual Media Services Directive (AVMSD) and extend its scope to minimum standards for the respect, protection and promotion of the fundamental right to freedom of expression and information, media freedom and pluralism, and to ensure the full application of the Charter of Fundamental Rights, of the ECHR and of the related jurisprudence on positive obligations in the field of media, since the directive’s objective is to create an area without internal frontiers for audiovisual media services whilst ensuring at the same time a high level of protection of objectives of gene ...[+++]ral interest, such as putting in place an appropriate legislative and administrative framework to guarantee effective pluralism‘; consequently, calls on the Commission to review and amend the AVMSD in order to ensure - as happens for and on the basis of the model of regulatory authorities in the framework of electronic communications - that the national regulatory authorities are fully independent, impartial and transparent as regards their decision-making processes, the exercise of their duties and powers and the monitoring process, effectively funded to carry out their activities, and have appropriate sanctioning powers to ensure that their decisions are implemented; in the framework of this review, calls on the Commission to institutionalise EU-level cooperation and coordination on the media, for instance by establishing a European regulators’ group for audiovisual media services, and to streamline and strengthen the status and role of the national regulatory authorities provided for in Articles 29 and 30 of the AVMSD;

8. Asks the European Audiovisual Observatory and the Commission, via Eurostat, to monitor EU news broadcasting by public and private service networks in the Member States, at national, regional and local level, with a view to facilitating best practice, and to report their findings regularly to Parliament; also suggests that the European Audiovisual Observatory publish regular surveys of the coverage of EU affairs in the electronic media, looking at content devoted specifically to EU affairs ...[+++]as well as content including references to EU affairs, and calls on the Commission to conduct a regular analysis of the way in which new media are contributing to the creation of a European public sphere;

73. Notes that the European Community already has competence in a number of policy areas and avails itself of policy tools with direct relevance for media pluralism, such as the rules on free access for societies to important events in the Television without Frontiers Directive, rules on fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory access to application program interfaces (APIs) and electronic programme guides (EPGs) in the Access Directive, on Must-Carry in the Universal Servi ...[+++]ce Directive, on the use of an open API for digital interactive television services and platforms and on the harmonisation of standards in order to achieve full interoperability of digital television on the level of the consumers in the Framework Directive;

In September 2005, the Bulgarian Parliament adopted the Strategy for Radio and Television, which will allow the Council for Electronic Media to issue new tenders for television and radio programming licenses.

There were also Densan Consultant and Electronic Media Monitoring which got $60,000 with no public tender.

NewsDesk, a mobile-enabled electronic media monitoring system on the parliamentary Intranet: This system allows eligible users to search full text and receive media alerts.