Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Public service broadcaster in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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RECOGNISES the importance of public service broadcasters for the development of interactive media content.
I would maintain that only independent public service broadcasters can fulfil this role.
Commission launches aid probe into Dutch public service broadcasters.
Increased financial flexibility for public service broadcasters.
The main sources of funding of the public service broadcasters.
Ireland and The Netherlands to clarify role and financing of public service broadcasters.
In most cases, these channels have been operated by public service broadcasters.
Strengthening independence of public service broadcasters.
The two previous cases concerned the Austrian and Dutch public service broadcasters see respectively IP/09/1603 and IP/10/52.
The public service broadcasters are our guarantee of free communication,
The General Court confirms the Commission's decision finding that the funding system in place for Netherlands public service broadcasters constitutes State aid which is incompatible with the common market.
This unique system allows public service broadcasters and commercial operators to function in a balanced and mutually complementary relationship.
On 3 February, the Commission initiated an in-depth investigation into the ad hoc financing of Dutch public service broadcasters.
requested The Netherlands to clarify the role and financing of the public service broadcasters.
imposed public service obligations, which are implemented in particular by public service broadcasters.
State aid: Commission clears annual financing regime for Dutch public service broadcasters after amendments.
State aid to public service broadcasters may, however,
These cases relate to ad hoc State funding measures grantedto the public service broadcasters after theopening-up of the television market in thesecountries in the 1990s.
Public service broadcasters and some Member States consider that a statutorily harmonised right to access newsworthy events should be established at European level.
Public service broadcasters continue to be funded mostly through licence fees paid by viewers.
