Examples of using Broadcasters in English and their translations into Italian
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The market position of broadcasters in the tv advertising market is largely determined by their audience shares.
Broadcasters must be online on DoclerCam 5 minutes before the Special Session's starting time.
which is the sole responsibility of the broadcasters involved in the project.
Com also keeps chat client logs with broadcasters for a limited period of time.
Member States should provide for financial transparency with regard to the commercial services of public service broadcasters.
Through the Digital Video Broadcasting Group, European market actors have developed a family of television transmission systems that have been adopted by broadcasters throughout the world.
The first, involving the PL's rules, effectivelyprevents each member club from selling their television rights to broadcasters without the consent of the PL.
Mob has arranged that any interested broadcasters may pick up the live feed of the event,
the crew of N-Tv, German broadcasters from Cologne, and for Pusateri's,
TV Broadcasters wishing to broadcast or reproduce these contents-
Only broadcasters transmitting more than 50 hours of 16:9 services per year will receive funding.
H The Subscriber will inform, immediately the Website of any unlawful conduct of the Broadcasters, as well as of any unlawful use of trademarks, brands and/or registered music.
The audio documents originating from the broadcasters' own production activities belong to the"audio heritage".
Refusal to grant access to the programme services of Swiss broadcasters or to the part of the other journalistic services from SRG SSR produced by the editorial staff.
For these disadvantaged broadcasters, then, the basic equity principle would require financial help to be provided according to the provisions of the Treaty on State Aid.
Cooperation with the private sector, broadcasters and other media as partners for disseminating information on the European Year of Intercultural Dialogue;
the principle whereby broadcasters fall under the exclusive jurisdiction of the country where they are established is strengthened.
This has important implications for European broadcasters who now have a sound legal framework for television broadcasters to be able to expand their activities within the European Union.
We will also assist in their dissemination through national, regional and local broadcasters in the Member States.
Originally, there were only few broadcasters in the Member States