pintameee! Camp
free, remove the beans (if you get them), paper mache, the paper tube Toala remember our time in kindergarten, when you remembered to make the collage at the last minute.
It's time to color, because there is nothing more fun to paint and cause us
Bring your paper, colored chalk, watercolor painting and get what you want, not all exercise, you also have to give some teaching to all So in addition to all this to remember the absence of our friend Jose Orozco, this Saturday September 19 at 3 and 33, Piazza Campo Alegre, Chacao (that is the square is long as a boulevard) up the embassy suites near the Centro Lido. Pintameeeeee.
Friday, September 18, 2009
Friday, September 4, 2009
Marine Engineering Cut Of Mark
BILL AUDIOVISUAL COMMUNICATION SERVICES
Main topics:
DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
• Freedom of expression is a right all, is not a group. The law also enshrines individual rights such as privacy and reputation. The right to social communication. The institutions of democracy (parliamentary opposition Bicameral Commission, and the provinces in the Federal Council) for the first time up the enforcement authority. PLURALISM
sets principles of pluralism in access to audiovisual services through private providers of commercial, social and nonprofit groups by providing equal access to all available platforms. The right to communication of indigenous peoples.
ACCESS TO NEW TECHNOLOGIES
• Encourages building a knowledge society and information through access and inclusion in new technologies for the production of cultural goods and services. The digitization of the audiovisual sector will encourage the entry of new operators, while the triple play will provide better accessibility to users. Public service providers must ensure, in advance, the competitive access to their own network.
FEDERALISM AND AMPLITUDE
• Replaced military directory yet the law provides 22,285 for a collegiate body with the participation of the Executive and the parliamentary opposition, and a Federal Council which will integrate all provinces and all stakeholders (public, private, social, academic and indigenous peoples) in the future enforcement authority. Parliament will have monitoring and evaluation functions through a Bicameral Commission. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
• Creation of the Public Defender, which entitle the holder to verify the
enforcement on behalf of the citizens of all provinces.
The licenses will last 10 years and its renewal will require the participation of
neighbors as at the Public Hearings to be
comment on the operation of the respective services.
PROMOTING THE USE AND CONTENTS NATIONAL
• Audiovisual services will be held in Argentina (70% of capital) and shall comply with production quotas for national content, and production rates of its own, independent local stations to ensure work for artists, journalists, broadcasters, filmmakers and cultural operators in all regions. Establishing a screen quota for local films and visual arts.
DIVERSITY AND PLURALISM
• It promotes plurality of voices and diversity, limiting high media concentration and anticompetitive practices. This will set ceilings on the number of licenses (10 national and 3 local) in the hands of one owner and maximum quotas of market penetration (35%) for television services. It also promotes the conditions of competition in the production and distribution of content through cross-ownership regulation of audiovisual media (broadcast TV / cable TV distribution platform or / Signs of contents), as in most developed countries.
FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY
• All are free to share your opinion. The bill proposes an Advisory Council of the Audiovisual and Children to promote content to improve the quality of content aimed at children. It also stimulates the production of educational and cultural as well as respect for gender equality and the inclusion of sectors with disabilities.
Main topics:
DEMOCRACY AND HUMAN RIGHTS
• Freedom of expression is a right all, is not a group. The law also enshrines individual rights such as privacy and reputation. The right to social communication. The institutions of democracy (parliamentary opposition Bicameral Commission, and the provinces in the Federal Council) for the first time up the enforcement authority. PLURALISM
sets principles of pluralism in access to audiovisual services through private providers of commercial, social and nonprofit groups by providing equal access to all available platforms. The right to communication of indigenous peoples.
ACCESS TO NEW TECHNOLOGIES
• Encourages building a knowledge society and information through access and inclusion in new technologies for the production of cultural goods and services. The digitization of the audiovisual sector will encourage the entry of new operators, while the triple play will provide better accessibility to users. Public service providers must ensure, in advance, the competitive access to their own network.
FEDERALISM AND AMPLITUDE
• Replaced military directory yet the law provides 22,285 for a collegiate body with the participation of the Executive and the parliamentary opposition, and a Federal Council which will integrate all provinces and all stakeholders (public, private, social, academic and indigenous peoples) in the future enforcement authority. Parliament will have monitoring and evaluation functions through a Bicameral Commission. CITIZEN PARTICIPATION
• Creation of the Public Defender, which entitle the holder to verify the
enforcement on behalf of the citizens of all provinces.
The licenses will last 10 years and its renewal will require the participation of
neighbors as at the Public Hearings to be
comment on the operation of the respective services.
PROMOTING THE USE AND CONTENTS NATIONAL
• Audiovisual services will be held in Argentina (70% of capital) and shall comply with production quotas for national content, and production rates of its own, independent local stations to ensure work for artists, journalists, broadcasters, filmmakers and cultural operators in all regions. Establishing a screen quota for local films and visual arts.
DIVERSITY AND PLURALISM
• It promotes plurality of voices and diversity, limiting high media concentration and anticompetitive practices. This will set ceilings on the number of licenses (10 national and 3 local) in the hands of one owner and maximum quotas of market penetration (35%) for television services. It also promotes the conditions of competition in the production and distribution of content through cross-ownership regulation of audiovisual media (broadcast TV / cable TV distribution platform or / Signs of contents), as in most developed countries.
FREEDOM AND RESPONSIBILITY
• All are free to share your opinion. The bill proposes an Advisory Council of the Audiovisual and Children to promote content to improve the quality of content aimed at children. It also stimulates the production of educational and cultural as well as respect for gender equality and the inclusion of sectors with disabilities.
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