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Europe's regulatory gridlock [media copying legislation]
IEEE Spectrum, 2003As media-copying sprouts, European Union legislation is failing to keep pace. To protect copyright holders, the European Commission (EC, Brussels), the legislative arm of the EU, has put several new directives on the table. But these initiatives have yet to be approved by the European Parliament (Strasbourg, France), let alone be adopted by its member ...
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Social media, legislation and bringing the public inside
Proceedings of the 15th Annual International Conference on Digital Government Research, 2014The theme of the panel is how social media can bring the public into the legislative process in real time and the implications for governing. As legislators, staffers, lobbyists and the media increase their use of social media, policy debates can become public debates and/or events in real time. Social media's role in escalating the visibility of Texas
Elyse Yates, Sherri R. Greenberg
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The Use of Media to Impact on Legislation
Pediatric Annals, 1995There clearly are a large number of opportunities to use the media to influence legislation and legislative initiatives. There are a number of examples of legislation or laws that now exist as a result of pediatricians using the media effectively.
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The Media Ethics and Legislation in the Modern Digital Environment
Information Sciences Letters, 2023 The article aims to discover the media ethics and laws in the environment of digital communication platforms, the level of commitment to media publishing charters and laws, and to the impact of commitment on the individual and society.
A. Aleessawi, N. +2 more
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Media Roles and Legislators' News Media Use
Journalism Quarterly, 1990This mail survey of 82 Alabama legislators (59% return) finds that officials' view of the press as adversary or agent of consensus was related to perceived value of media for job-relevant information. Legislators believing the consensus model found the press more useful than did legislators seeing the press as an adversary, suggesting a possible ...
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SPANISH LEGISLATION ON GROWING MEDIA
Acta Horticulturae, 2013Royal Decree 865/2010, of 2nd July, regulates the characteristics of growing media or their components, for their utilization in agriculture, forestry, gardening or other related activities. This type of products, that are materials other than soils “in situ”, in which plants are grown, are widely used, mainly in seedbeds, nurseries and protected crops.
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Media Use and Disuse by State Legislators
Journal of Business and Technical Communication, 1998This study explores the adoption of new media among an elite, powerful group: state legislators. The case study investigates how five information sources are used by a sample of Louisiana state legislators to meet nine different information needs. These research questions were posed: (1) What roles do the various sources available to legislators play ...
CHARLES M. MAYO, DAVID D. PERLMUTTER
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Access to the Broadcast Media: The Legislative Precedents
Journal of Communication, 1978Application of the Fairness Doctrine in license renewal proceedings “has been far more effective than specific access rights in opining broadcasting to the views and participation of minority groups.”
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2000
The author of the text gives concret informations about media legislation in democracy especially through Craotian example.
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The author of the text gives concret informations about media legislation in democracy especially through Craotian example.
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Mass Media Legislation of the Russian Federation
1999Sifting through the mountain of decrees and laws dealing with the mass media, analyzing and cross-referencing the various shifts in emphasis and import, is a task for the legal scholar. Since, however, the legal status quo affects the Russian mass media in so many ways, guaranteeing above all the rights of Russian journalists to practise their ...
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