Sentence examples for plurality of media from inspiring English sources
Labour's 2002 Enterprise Act empowers the secretary of state to intervene to protect the plurality of media ownership.
Ofcom believes a plurality of media sources is important for a well-functioning democratic society through "informed citizens and preventing too much influence over the political process".
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"The greatest disaster that could befall plurality of media in this country would be if Sky News … were to be closed by its new owner," said John Whittingdale, a former culture secretary, in the House of Commons on Tuesday.
Article 21(4) lists public security, the plurality of media, and prudential rules as legitimate interests, but leaves open the possibility of other grounds for Member State intervention, at the discretion of the Commission.
Myners told the committee that GMG, which owns the Guardian and MediaGuardian.co.uk, and is in turn owned by the Scott Trust, supported plurality of media as well as diversity and quality.
According to EU rules member states can stop a takeover if it threatens the plurality of the media, public security or the country's financial system, or if it involves dirty money.
The inquiry team are asked to produce recommendations to support "the integrity and freedom of the press, the plurality of the media, and its independence, including from government, while encouraging the highest ethical and professional standards".
Leveson has also been asked to make recommendations on a "more effective policy and regulatory regime which supports the integrity and freedom of the press, the plurality of the media and its independence from government, while encouraging the highest ethical and professional standards".
The inquiry has been asked to make recommendations for "a new, more effective policy and regulatory regime which supports the integrity and freedom of the press, the plurality of the media and its independence including from the government, while encouraging the highest ethical and professional standards".
The inquiry will make recommendations on: A new more effective policy and regulatory regime which supports the integrity and freedom of the press, the plurality of the media, and its independence, including from government, while encouraging the highest ethical and professional standards.
