Traduction de «Webtv » (Français → Anglais) :

12. Notes that the WebTV project is being substantially delayed to the autumn 2007; emphasises that the appropriations allocated and entered in Chapter 10 4 ("Reserve for information ") in the 2007 budget will not be used as initially anticipated; considers that this amount may be carried forward to 2008, subject to final approval of the prototype, and consequently could cover the needs of the year; therefore considers that the EUR 9 000 000 requested for 2008 should be placed in Chapter 10 1 ( "Contingency reserve" ) pending a more precise estimation of the cost of the project if approved, and further information as to the capacity o ...[+++]f absorption of such an amount;

The Parliament's other main expenditures relate to three Information and Communication projects namely: the WebTV, audiovisual equipment for D4/D5 and the new visitors centre.

34. Notes that EUR 20 000 000 were put in reserve to be used in 2006 for the start-up of three major information projects, namely Parliament's Web TV, the Visitors' centre and Audiovisual facilities; considers that more information is required on the actual amount that has been used so far and on the planned expenditure for the remainder of 2006 for these projects; expects, furthermore, that before the first reading of the 2007 Draft Budget all the necessary reports, including that on information concerning organisation, cost structure and political oversight of the WebTV pilot project, will be available; requires furthermore addition ...[+++]al information on these projects, including the information listed in the Secretary-General's report to the Bureau; confirms that the appropriations amounting to EUR 25 000 000 remain in Chapter 104 ("Reserve for information and communication policy") ; regretting that information is provided so late, is willing to consider this expenditure again on the basis of the requested additional information at the first reading of the 2007 Draft Budget;

34. Notes that EUR 20 000 000 were put in reserve to be used in 2006 for the start-up of three major information projects, namely Parliament's Web TV, the Visitors' centre and Audiovisual facilities; considers that more information is required on the actual amount that has been used so far and on the planned expenditure for the remainder of 2006 for these projects; expects, furthermore, that before the first reading of the 2007 Draft Budget all the necessary reports, including that on information concerning organisation, cost structure and political oversight of the WebTV pilot project, will be available; requires furthermore addition ...[+++]al information on these projects, including the information listed in the Secretary-General's report to the Bureau; confirms that the appropriations amounting to EUR 25 000 000 remain in Chapter 104 ("Reserve for information and communication policy") ; regretting that information is provided so late, is willing to consider this expenditure again on the basis of the requested additional information at the first reading of the 2007 Draft Budget;

Today, at a time when 15% of Canadians listen to the radio on the Internet, when the Hollywood majors are reorganizing themselves so as to offer à la carte movie viewing on the Net, when the music majors have taken control of Napster, when Web TV companies are attempting to pirate and redistribute Canadian television signals, it is just not possible to pretend that broadcasting on the Internet does not undermine the objectives of the Broadcasting Act.