Examples of using Radio programmes in English and their translations into Slovak
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Programming
( 20) Rights to radio programmes produced by Czecho- Slovak Radio in Slovakia,
cultural events and TV and radio programmes, to literary, photo
Users increasingly expect to have access to television and radio programmes, as well as other services, both live and on- demand,
also face difficulties for acquiring all the rights necessary to retransmit the television and radio programmes of broadcasting organisations.
This proposal contributes to promoting the interests of consumers by promoting more access to TV and radio programmes from other Member States
other protected subject matter included in the retransmitted television and radio programmes.
Users increasingly expect to have access to television and radio programmes, both live and on-demand, through traditional channels, such as satellite
expands television and radio programmes broadcast by a broadcasting organisation,
Users increasingly expect to have access to television and radio programmes both live and on-demand, using traditional channels such as satellite
operators of retransmission services to offer wider access to TV and radio programmes across the EU.
Digital Single Market Strategy: to enhance wider online access to TV and radio programmes by users across the EU.
Ofcom is proposing new rules to“help protect the wellbeing of people” taking part in TV and radio programmes, including news
Broadcast short TV and radio programmes(10-15 minutes long)
otherwise expands television and radio programmes broadcast by the broadcasting organisation,
Such derogation should be limited to what is necessary to allow access to television or radio programmes online and to material having a clear and subordinate relationship to the original broadcast produced
These combined actions will encourage people to discover TV and radio programmes from other European countries,
Broadcasters face difficulties in particular when clearing rights for making TV and radio programmes available online across borders; similarly, the clearance of rights can be complex
Such derogation should be limited to what is necessary to allow access to television or radio programmes online and to material having a clear and subordinate relationship to the offline broadcasting services
The commission claims that in combination this will encourage people to discover television and radio programmes from other European countries,
Such derogation should be limited to what is necessary to allow access to television or radio programmes online and to material having a clear and subordinate relationship to the original broadcast produced