Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2005-06-07-Speech-2-266"
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The honourable Member has raised the issue of independent producers. It is clear that, in the framework of audiovisual media productions, we need these independent producers. They are the ones who create the most important audiovisual works, and they do so as part of the cultural and linguistic diversity that forms the true wealth of our continent. That is why the conditions for access to subsidies under the MEDIA programme are very clear: it is only open to independent producers. Subsidiaries of television stations, for example, cannot receive subsidies.
I would like to say that MEDIA+ defines very clear obligations, to return to the producers. After seven years at the very most, all the systems will be reviewed so that we can provide even better support to independent producers. Therefore, thanks to the revision of MEDIA, we are going to strengthen measures that aim to support this very important dimension of the European cultural industry."@en1
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