Traduction de «centre des médias » (Français → Anglais) :

32. Underlines the importance and urgency of annually monitoring media freedom and pluralism in all Member States and reporting on a yearly basis on the matter, on the basis of the detailed standards developed by the Council of Europe and the OSCE and the risk-based analytical approach and indicators developed by the independent study drawn up for the Commission, in liaison with NGOs, stakeholders and experts, including by monitoring and supervising the development of and changes in media legislation and the impact of any legislation adopted in the Member States affecting media freedom, notably in relation to government interference, as ...[+++]well as good practices for the definition of public service standards for both public and private channels; underlines the importance of making such common European standards known to the wider public; believes that the Commission, the Fundamental Rights Agency and/or the EUI Centre for Media Pluralism and Media Freedom must carry out this task and publish an annual report with the results of the monitoring; believes that the Commission should present that report to Parliament and the Council and make proposals for any actions and measures arising from its conclusions on the report;

6. Notes that, in addition to policy-makers, journalists, radio and television broadcasters and media companies, it is mainly small local entities such as libraries, adult education centres, citizens" cultural and media centres, further education and training establishments and citizens" media (e.g. community media) that can make an active contribution to promoting media literacy;

6. Notes that, in addition to policy-makers, journalists, radio and television broadcasters and media companies, it is mainly small local entities such as libraries, adult education centres, citizens" cultural and media centres, further education and training establishments and citizens" media (e.g. community media) that can make an active contribution to promoting media literacy;

4. Points out that community media can play a significant role in training programmes involving external organisations, including universities, and unskilled community members, and act as a valuable hub for work experience; points out that training people in digital, web and editorial skills through their participation in community media activities provides useful and transferable skills;

Through the Media Centre on its website, ECDC ensures that the public are rapidly given objective, reliable and easily accessible information with regard to its activities and the results of its work.

These actions include initiatives to promote involvement in innovation and RD by women, or incorporate a gender perspective into the support for development and management of science parks, innovation centres, technology and new media centres.