Traduction de «Réseau canadien des médias numériques » (Français → Anglais) :

improve their cooperation in sharing knowledge and practice by working together in the EU context, including the Expert Group on Active Citizenship, Preventing Marginalisation and Violent Radicalisation, the Expert Group on Digitalisation and the Radicalisation Awareness Network, and with relevant non-EU countries and the Council of Europe to exchange knowledge and best practice on preventing violent radicalisation, including the use of social media, counter-narratives* and digital youth work.

While we cannot provide you with an exhaustive breakdown of federal funding for digital media, some examples include the networks of centres of excellence program, which finds the Graphics, Animation and New Media Canada Network, known as GRAND, in British Columbia, and the centres of excellence for commercialization and research program, which funds the Canadian Digital Media Network in Waterloo, known as CDMN for some.

Increase cooperation at European level in sharing knowledge and practice by working together in the EU context, including the Expert Group on Active Citizenship, Preventing Marginalisation and Violent Radicalisation, the Expert Group on Digitalisation and the Radicalisation Awareness Network, and with relevant third countries and the Council of Europe to exchange knowledge and best practice on preventing violent radicalisation, including the use of social media, counter-narratives and digital youth work.

11. Calls on the Commission to ensure that, in regulating the digital transition, a clear distinction is made between the regulation of transmission of electronic signals and infrastructure and the regulation of content (including audiovisual content), and to ensure, in order to protect pluralism and diversity in the broadcasting field, that the majority, or an appropriate part, of the new broadcasting possibilities and broadcasters do not come under the exclusive control or decisive influence of multinational media undertakings; considers that the various additional services transmitted alongside digital broadcasts on the same network ...[+++]should be regulated by making a distinction appropriate to their nature: content services related to broadcasting, other content services and services related to telecommunications;

Research will also address the enabling technologies for personalised access to networked audio-visual systems and applications as well as cross-media service platforms and networks, trusted digital TV architectures and appliances able to process, encode, store, sense and display hybrid 3D multimedia signals and objects.

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