New duties for public broadcasters
Amendments to the Electronic Media Law introduced new rules on public service contracts, programme obligations and public consultation.
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Amendments to the Electronic Media Law introduced new rules on public service contracts, programme obligations and public consultation.
The Agency published a report on the distribution of radio and television programmes to end users as of 30 June 2017.
The Agency raised concern about pressure on media regulators in Europe and supported joint conclusions by European regulators.
Agency representatives joined a regional meeting of media regulators to discuss professional standards, political pluralism and media literacy.
Agency representatives met Council of Europe and European Union experts to discuss freedom of expression, the media market and a sector review.
The Agency permanently revoked the broadcaster’s licence after repeated breaches, following two earlier temporary suspensions.
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