Informative Notice
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The entry of a medium in the media register
- name of medium,
- name or company name and head office or the permanent residence of the publisher,
- publisher's responsible person, when the publisher is a legal entity,
- type and time interval of media distribution,
- name and surname of the editor-in-chief,
- head office of the editor's board or editor-in-chief,
- the method and envisaged distributing programmes,
- the language of distributing programmes,
- sources and method of financing,
- data on persons with min. 5% ownership or majority share or share of voting rights in the property of the publisher of general information printed daily news or weekly news as well as radio and television programme.
Conditions
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In its programme design, the publisher/broadcaster must determine the purpose and fundamental starting points of the content for the operation of the media.
The integral part of the programme design of a radio programme is the programme scheme which determines:
- genres of programme content or their arrangement in individual programme bundles,
- anticipated quantity shares between individual programme bundles,
- anticipated maximum scope of advertising content,
- scope of the programme content of own production.
Before a fundamental change or a significant amendment of the programme design, the publisher/broadcaster must acquire the opinion of the editorial board.
The programme design is an integral part of the employment agreement signed between the publisher/broadcaster and the editor and between the publisher/broadcaster and the journalist.
Evidence
- Programme design
Legal basis
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Due to the entry of the registration the publisher/broadcaster of a medium must register the medium with the Ministry of Culture before the implementation of distributing programme content through this medium.
Legal basis
- Mass Media Act (ZMed)
- Rules on the method of keeping and procedure of entering and on supplying data form media register
Competent Authority
Ministry of Culture
Maistrova ulica 10
1000 Ljubljana -
Evidence on the entry in the company register does not have to be submitted to the publishers/broadcasters when they are established or operate on the basis of the act or other regulations which do not require the entry in the company register.
Evidence
- Evidence of entry in the court register
Legal basis
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The fundamental legal document of the publisher/broadcaster is a legal document adopted by the highest authority of the publisher/broadcaster and which in addition to the elements of its organisation and operation as a legal entity also governs the issues determined by the Media Act (Articles of Association, contract of members, rules, etc.).
The issues governed by the Media Act are as follows:
- procedure for appointing and dismissing of the executive editor,
- tasks pursued by the executive editor,
- structure of the editorial board,
- legal relationship between the publisher/broadcaster and the editorial board,
- basic mutual relationship within the editorial board,
- level of autonomy in regulating the relationship within the editorial board
Evidence
- Fundamental legal document of the publisher/broadcaster
Legal basis
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The publisher/broadcaster of a media must have its head office or head office of the editorial board in the Republic of Slovenia.
When the publisher/broadcaster is a natural entity or a sole traded, than its permanent residence is entered in the register as its head office.
Legal basis
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Broadcasters of radio or television programmes must also attach the copies of agreements concluded with collective organisations to the proposal for the entry for the protection of copyright or related rights for the sections that will be broadcast in their programme.
Evidence
- Copies of contracts concluded with collecting societies for the protection of copyright and related rights
Legal basis
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Every year by the end of March, the broadcaster of a radio or television programme must send a written report on the implementation of activity and realisation of the programme design to the Agency for Communication Networks and Services of the Republic of Slovenia.
Every year by the end of February, the broadcaster of the radio or television programme must send the Agency analysed data on the attained share of the European audiovisual works in the annual broadcast period for the previous year.
Legal basis
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Due to the entry of the registration the publisher/broadcaster of a medium must register the medium with the Ministry of Culture before the implementation of distributing programme content through this medium.
Legal basis
- Mass Media Act (ZMed)
- Rules on the method of keeping and procedure of entering and on supplying data form media register
Competent Authority
Ministry of Culture
Maistrova ulica 10
1000 Ljubljana -
Evidence on the entry in the company register does not have to be submitted to the publishers/broadcasters when they are established or operate on the basis of the act or other regulations which do not require the entry in the company register.
Evidence
- Evidence of entry in the court register
Legal basis
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The fundamental legal document of the publisher/broadcaster is a legal document adopted by the highest authority of the publisher/broadcaster and which in addition to the elements of its organisation and operation as a legal entity also governs the issues determined by the Media Act (Articles of Association, contract of members, rules, etc.).
The issues governed by the Media Act are as follows:
- procedure for appointing and dismissing of the executive editor,
- tasks pursued by the executive editor,
- structure of the editorial board,
- legal relationship between the publisher/broadcaster and the editorial board,
- basic mutual relationship within the editorial board,
- level of autonomy in regulating the relationship within the editorial board
Evidence
- Fundamental legal document of the publisher/broadcaster
Legal basis
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The publisher/broadcaster of a media must have its head office or head office of the editorial board in the Republic of Slovenia.
When the publisher/broadcaster is a natural entity or a sole traded, than its permanent residence is entered in the register as its head office.
Legal basis
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In its programme design, the publisher/broadcaster must determine the purpose and fundamental starting point of the content for the operation of the media.
Before a fundamental change or a significant amendment of the programme design, the publisher/broadcaster must acquire the opinion of the editorial board.
The programme design is an integral part of the employment agreement signed between the publisher/broadcaster and the editor and between the publisher/broadcaster and the journalist.
Evidence
- Programme design
Legal basis
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Due to the entry of the registration the publisher/broadcaster of a medium must register the medium with the Ministry of Culture before the implementation of distributing programme content through this medium.
Legal basis
- Mass Media Act (ZMed)
- Rules on the method of keeping and procedure of entering and on supplying data form media register
Competent Authority
Ministry of Culture
Maistrova ulica 10
1000 Ljubljana -
Evidence on the entry in the company register does not have to be submitted to the publishers/broadcasters when they are established or operate on the basis of the act or other regulations which do not require the entry in the company register.
Evidence
- Evidence of entry in the court register
Legal basis
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The fundamental legal document of the publisher/broadcaster is a legal document adopted by the highest authority of the publisher/broadcaster and which in addition to the elements of its organisation and operation as a legal entity also governs the issues determined by the Media Act (Articles of Association, contract of members, rules, etc.).
The issues governed by the Media Act are as follows:
- procedure for appointing and dismissing of the executive editor,
- tasks pursued by the executive editor,
- structure of the editorial board,
- legal relationship between the publisher/broadcaster and the editorial board,
- basic mutual relationship within the editorial board,
- level of autonomy in regulating the relationship within the editorial board
Evidence
- Fundamental legal document of the publisher/broadcaster
Legal basis
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The publisher/broadcaster of a media must have its head office or head office of the editorial board in the Republic of Slovenia.
When the publisher/broadcaster is a natural entity or a sole traded, than its permanent residence is entered in the register as its head office.
Legal basis
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In its programme design, the publisher/broadcaster must determine the purpose and fundamental starting points of the content for the operation of the media.
The integral part of the programme design of a television programme is the programme scheme which determines:
- genres of programme content or their arrangement in individual programme bundles,
- anticipated quantity shares between individual programme bundles, anticipated maximum scope of advertising content,
- scope of the programme content of own production.
The programme design of a television programme must also anticipate the scope of the Slovenian audiovisual works and determine starting point of the European audiovisual production and European audiovisual works of independent producers.
Before a fundamental change or a significant amendment of the programme design, the publisher/broadcaster must acquire the opinion of the editorial board.
The programme design is an integral part of the employment agreement signed between the publisher/broadcaster and the editor and between the publisher/broadcaster and the journalist.
Evidence
- Programme design
Legal basis
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Due to the entry of the registration the publisher/broadcaster of a medium must register the medium with the Ministry of Culture before the implementation of distributing programme content through this medium.
Legal basis
- Mass Media Act (ZMed)
- Rules on the method of keeping and procedure of entering and on supplying data form media register
Competent Authority
Ministry of Culture
Maistrova ulica 10
1000 Ljubljana -
Evidence on the entry in the company register does not have to be submitted to the publishers/broadcasters when they are established or operate on the basis of the act or other regulations which do not require the entry in the company register.
Evidence
- Evidence of entry in the court register
Legal basis
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The fundamental legal document of the publisher/broadcaster is a legal document adopted by the highest authority of the publisher/broadcaster and which in addition to the elements of its organisation and operation as a legal entity also governs the issues determined by the Media Act (Articles of Association, contract of members, rules, etc.).
The issues governed by the Media Act are as follows:
- procedure for appointing and dismissing of the executive editor,
- tasks pursued by the executive editor,
- structure of the editorial board,
- legal relationship between the publisher/broadcaster and the editorial board,
- basic mutual relationship within the editorial board,
- level of autonomy in regulating the relationship within the editorial board
Evidence
- Fundamental legal document of the publisher/broadcaster
Legal basis
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The publisher/broadcaster of a media must have its head office or head office of the editorial board in the Republic of Slovenia.
When the publisher/broadcaster is a natural entity or a sole traded, than its permanent residence is entered in the register as its head office.
Legal basis
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In its programme design, the publisher/broadcaster must determine the purpose and fundamental starting points of the content for the operation of the media.
The integral part of the programme design of a television programme is the programme scheme which determines:
- genres of programme content or their arrangement in individual programme bundles,
- anticipated quantity shares between individual programme bundles, anticipated maximum scope of advertising content,
- scope of the programme content of own production.
The programme design of a television programme must also anticipate the scope of the Slovenian audiovisual works and determine starting point of the European audiovisual production and European audiovisual works of independent producers.
Before a fundamental change or a significant amendment of the programme design, the publisher/broadcaster must acquire the opinion of the editorial board.
The programme design is an integral part of the employment agreement signed between the publisher/broadcaster and the editor and between the publisher/broadcaster and the journalist.
Evidence
- Programme design
Legal basis
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Broadcasters of radio or television programmes must also attach the copies of agreements concluded with collective organisations to the proposal for the entry for the protection of copyright or related rights for the sections that will be broadcast in their programme.
Evidence
- Copies of contracts concluded with collecting societies for the protection of copyright and related rights
Legal basis
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Every year by the end of March, the broadcaster of a radio or television programme must send a written report on the implementation of activity and realisation of the programme design to the Agency for Communication Networks and Services of the Republic of Slovenia.
Every year by the end of February, the broadcaster of the radio or television programme must send the Agency analysed data on the attained share of the European audiovisual works in the annual broadcast period for the previous year.
Legal basis
Procedures
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The entry of a medium in the media register
Personal
Attachments
- Evidence of location of the head office and the editorial board
- Evidence of entry in the court register
- Fundamental legal document of the issuer
- Programme design
- Evidence of payment of administrative fee
- Copies of contracts concluded with collecting societies (only for radio and television programme)
Procedure costs
Administrative fee: 22.66 €