Skopje, July 04, 2012 – The Broadcasting Council (BC) and the Faculty for Computer Science and Engineering (FINKI) of the University St. Cyril and Methodius, signed a Memorandum of Understanding, whose aim is to promote the cooperation between this two institutions, especially in the area of introducing the digital television after the switch-off of the analogue transmission of the television contents, scheduled for mid 2013.[…]
Skopje, July 04, 2012 – The Broadcasting Council (BC) and the Faculty of Information Science and communicational engineering (FINKI) today, (4th July) will sign a memorandum for collaboration, accompanied by a press conference at 12:30 pm in the conference room at the Broadcasting Council.[…]
Skopje, June 21, 2012 – The Broadcasting Council (BC) is analyzing the advertising spot on TV Kanal5, aimed to promote the new series, which TV Kanal5 has been airing since yesterday (20 June) on its TV channel. This analysis will show, whether this advertising spot is in accordance with the Broadcasting Law.[…]
Skopje, June 16, 2012 – Over 80 representatives from the media, the state institutions and from the civil sector have participated in the public debate on the future of media regulation and the regulation of the new media, which was organized by the Broadcasting Council.
Skopje, June 13, 2012 – The Broadcasting Council on today’s session concluded that despite the several given deadlines to coordinate their working with the broadcasting activity law and the conditions determined in the license, the satellite broadcasting entity A2 TV until today has not adjust its program in accordance with the granted license, after which, according to article 63 from the law, the Broadcasting Council revoked the license of the broadcasting entity A2 TV.[…]
Skopje, June 07, 2012 – Editors from the biggest television houses in the country, representatives of independent productions, the Macedonian Media Institute, the First Children’s Embassy – Medzashi, the Consumers’ organization and other NGO organizations and public institutions from the domain of children’s protection, today at the premises of the Broadcasting Council (BC) have participated in the debate dedicated to protection of minor audience.