Traduction de «retransmission d un message » (Français → Anglais) :

1. Points out that the Commission has taken four principled decisions on media rights for football matches; firstly, the Commission has allowed clubs to sell broadcasting rights jointly; secondly, the Commission has intervened to limit the extent to which all the valuable rights to a given competition can be bought by a single buyer; thirdly, the Commission, by insisting that broadcasting rights should be divided and sold separately to different buyers, has also tried to prevent output restrictions; and fourthly, the Commission has decided that not all the rights should be centralised and that some of them must remain available for c ...[+++]lubs for individual marketing in particular as regards new media;

Q. whereas the growing importance of revenues from the sale of broadcasting rights may undermine the competitive balance between clubs from different countries, as such revenues are largely determined by the size of national broadcasting markets, and whereas the practice of the individual selling of broadcasting rights in certain leagues goes against the principle of solidarity and threatens completely to destroy the competitive balance,

Where there is a control centre, it must be possible to interrupt radio re-broadcasting of channels intended for tunnel users, if available, in order to give emergency messages.

19. Has decided to enter an allocation of EUR 1 million against Item 2831 ("internet broadcasting of plenary sittings and meetings"); points out that a number of meetings of great interest to the general public will take place in the course of 2004, such as, among others, those in relation to the accession of the new Member States, the hearings of potential future Commissioners and the inauguration of the new legislature; considers, for the time being, that internet broadcasting should focus in 2004 mainly on politically relevant meetings; calls in this connection for tests to be carried out this year, as quickly as possible, so as to determine definitively, at first reading, the amount to be allocated to this heading for broadcasting of ...[+++] sittings and, if appropriate, parliamentary committees; calls upon its Administration to set up a user-friendly video library, following the example set by other parliaments;

In its ruling of 13 July 2004, the Court found that indirect television advertising of alcoholic beverages resulting from hoardings visible during the retransmission of sporting events does not constitute a separate broadcast announcement in order to promote goods or services within the meaning of the Directive.

The Court has, for example, ruled that, instead of preventing the broadcasting and retransmission of broadcasts by a television company, a Member State could achieve the objective of protecting a general interest by taking specific measures solely against the advertiser that is the source of a given advertisement broadcast by that company and that provides its services from another Member State.