Примери коришћења Broadcasting law на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Namely, the Public Information Law and the Broadcasting Law foresee the transformation of the state television into public service broadcasting
The Broadcasting Law does not provide for a specific time limit for the RBA to deliver its opinion.
According to the Broadcasting Law, the measures the RBA may issue against radio
the Public Information Law, beside the Broadcasting Law, represents the basic legal framework for their work.
The Broadcasting Law namely does not provide at all for the possibility of the public service to launch thematic channels.
The Broadcasting Law stipulates that a public competition shall always be called when,
According to the Broadcasting Law, the subscription fee for television and radio shall serve to finance activities of the Public Broadcasting Service's institutions aimed at achieving the general interest as provided for by the law. .
Article 68 of the Broadcasting Law.
Additionally, the earlier Law on Public Information of 2002 and the Broadcasting Law of 2003 were drafted with the idea of accepting relevant international standards.
The Broadcasting Law prohibits the advertising of political organizations outside of the pre-election campaign,
Namely, under the Broadcasting Law, a broadcaster's license may be temporarily revoked only when the broadcaster continues to breach the law
These provisions are controversial, since they are contrary to the allocation of funds that are collected by independent regulatory bodies under the Law on Electronic Communications and the Broadcasting Law.
The Broadcasting Law stipulates that the broadcasters must ensure the production
We remind that the Broadcasting Law envisages that the activities of PSB institutions concerning the realization of the public interest shall be financed from the subscription fee.
general binding orders under the Broadcasting Law.
The Broadcasting Law, in its Article 40,
The measures at the disposal of the RBA, according to the Broadcasting Law, range from notices and warnings to temporary
of public media outlets, which is mandatory in accordance with the Law on Public Information and the Broadcasting Law.
The Broadcasting Law requires broadcasters to clearly label airing content that may be harmful for the physical,
to reject the amendments to the country's broadcasting law in their current form.".