Übersetzung für "Öffentlichen medien" in Englisch

It is particularly alarming that the independence of public media is being threatened.

Media are often controlled by the state and strongly support the regime.

We will organise discussions in the media and on the Internet.

Ms Cser pointed to the role played by the national media in the communication strategy.

Public media on national and regional level have to play an important role.

In all public media, the abettors occupy all positions.

The second problem is that public media is not independent.

Why do photographs of criminals in the media fascinate us?

To enable searching through public media.

Public media has not invited any opposition politicians for years.

To this day the Media keep silent about this.

Does the EU see that the freedom of public media is being restricted in a number of Member States?

Thereby, students in Bonn and Munich became aware of this and informed the mainstream media.

He also has experience in science communication, and has collaborated with different media.

"Taking control of judiciary and public media is apparently not enough.

Why does Tchibo continue to use capsules with Cafissimo, despite criticism from the media?

The openness of this debate was still more strongly underlined through the public character of the media.

Similarly, several governments and businesses have a heavy influence on public and privately owned media outlets.

Only for staff editors of public media sources (press, online, TV)

The appearance of Beisler in public media will be supported by Duerkopp Adler directly.

The ceremony ended with folk songs and dancing, followed by some interviews with the public and private media.

The bulk of the media, electoral authorities and the Government itself opted to minimize these incidents.

The largest difference to commercial and public media is the non-profit orientation of community media she says.

Her research interest lies with public media and communication law, which she already focused on during her studies at university.

When in 1970 she returns to New York she is shocked by the sexism of the public media.

Even if the situation in Italy is extremely worrying due to a continuing conflict of interest between the ownership and/or control of the public or private media and some political powers, I share the opinion of many colleagues that the European Parliament should not point the finger at one or other Member State.

This is why I am insisting, Commissioner, on a response as to how the Commission monitors whether the public media are respecting the right of minorities to communicate freely in their mother tongue and hence participate fully in the social and political life of their homeland.

Essential prerequisites for this include free and just elections to the Duma and the Presidency, an easier process for registering political parties, which meets European standards, and a fair election campaign which gives all the candidates the same opportunities and access to the public media.