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Television across Europe - Regulation, Policy and Independence
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Romania - Country Overview
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ROMANIA - Television across Europe: Regulation, policy and independenceIn spite of formally advantageous conditions, Romanian TV is in troubled waters: public service broadcasting suffers from a lack of political independence, while the ownership patterns of commercial television stations reveal an excessive concentration and insufficient transparency. In both public service and commercial stations, journalistic freedom is limited and programming is increasingly tabloid and trivialised. These are the main findings of the Romania country report included in the monitoring series Television across Europe: regulation, policy and independence. The country report was produced by the Open Society Institute (EUMAP and Media Program) in cooperation with the Center for Independent Journalism and the Concept Foundation, and released in Bucharest on 28 November 2005. The monitoring series Television across Europe includes a total of twenty country reports. Each report makes concrete recommendations addressed at bringing the television sector into line with international standards, and with citizens’ needs. Press Releases28 November 2005: Romanian television in troubled waters 28 noiembrie 2005: Televiziunea din Romania in ape tulburi ReportsTelevision across Europe: Regulation, Policy and Independence. Televiziunea în Europa: Reglementări, Politici şi Independenţă. Regiune - Privire de Ansamblu + România (N.B.: 37,4 MB!) Televiziunea în Europa: Reglementări, Politici şi Independenţă. România (Versiune provizorie) (277 k) Launch event UK Ambassador Quinton Quayle, Jonathan Scheele, head of the European Commission Delegation in Romania, Marius Dragomir (EUMAP) Speech by Mr. Quinton Quayle, British Ambassador to Romania, on the occasion of the launch of the report Television across Europe, 29 November 2005 Speech by Mr. Jonathan Scheele, the head of the European Commissions' Delegation to Romania, at the presentation of Television across Europe, 29 November 2005 ReportersManuela Preoteasa  Ralu Filip, chairman of the Romanian regulatory body (CNA) and Ioana Avadani (Bucharest Center for Independent Journalism) Partner NGOsCenter for Independent Journalism A joint initiative of:
Press and Web CoverageBBC Romanian: "Calitatea programelor TV criticată" (11/10/05) BBC Romanian: "Trusturile de presă şi datoriile la stat" (27/10/05) Cotidianul: "Televiziunile romanesti emit pretentii joase" Averea: "Bolile televiziunii in Romania" (19/10/05) Saptamana Financiara: "TVR deturneaza interesul public" (5/12/05) Radio Mix: "Basescu vrea sa oblige trusturile de presa sa-si declare finantarea" (10/10/05) Bucharest Daily News: "Scheele: TV stations lack social responsibility" (28/11/05) Bucharest Daily News: "Press Review: TVR1 - News coverage (Stiri)" (29/11/04) EurActiv.ro: "Relansare a discutiei despre institutiile publice de radio si TV" Transitions Online: "Changing Tunes" (28/11/05) (also available on HotNews.ro) |
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