International Children's Day of Broadcasting For this year's International Children's Day of Broadcasting, we encourage broadcasters to help children learn and tell other children, and adults, about how to help build a protective environment in their community.
"For this year's International Children's Day of Broadcasting, we are encouraging broadcasters to help children learn and tell other children, and adults, about how to help build a protective environment in their community," explains UNICEF's Jeannette Gonzalez, who co-ordinates children's' broadcasting activities.
Lawmakers in Spain and France, for example, have imposed new taxes on commercial broadcasters to help finance public broadcasting.
Now the council is exploring working in partnership with broadcasters to help produce such advertisements.
Former tennis greats, like John McEnroe, are employed by broadcasters to help us understand, conceptually, what that shot means.
The government proposed last month that 3.5percentt, or about £130 million ($212 million), be reallocated from the BBC to other broadcasters to help them pay for children's programming and local news.
And have even enlisted some of New York's heaviest high-end radio broadcasters to help with the app.
"Music labels came to use saying, 'we'd love to work with you to get our music into the hands of broadcasters to help promote albums launching,'" Carrier said.
"I am delighted that my Foundation, in conjunction with our partners Kaiser and Ford, will work directly with Caribbean broadcasters to help educate their audiences, promote tolerance, and change the public dialogue about this epidemic".
Broadcasters urged to help children and youth define the world they want to live in KUALA LUMPUR, 30 August 2007 This yearar, the International Children's Day of Broadcasting (ICDB) will take place on Sunday, 9 December 2007 with the theme "The World We Want".
