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Core Course European Union II
K04C

Transnational television in Europe

2005-2006
Mr. P. Pijlman

Group 5
Lotte May Heida 20054138
Richard Poldervaart 20052568
Willemijn van der Vliet 20052053
Meiqi Zhao 20053809
1ES6
Table of Contents

Page
Preface 2
Basic article 3
Summary basic 14
Claim 16
List of arguments 17
Additional articles: EP backs careful revision of ‘TV without frontiers' 22
TWF – Television Without Frontiers 24
Consumer organization: TV without frontiers must respect limits 27
Introduction to audiovisual Policy 28
Defining Globalization 31
World Television Day 32 EU-funded TV channel would preach to Arab world 33 The transnational dimension of television in Europe and its future 34
Global Vision 38
Icons of Globalization 40
Of Small and Large Countries 54 Global Media and Cultural Diversity 58......

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