Voorbeelden van cross-ownership

• We need ownership and cross-ownership rules that encourage the range of voices and opinions that our democracy needs to hear and listen to.

• Should not there be a statement next week on the cross-ownership of the media?

• The rules are being looked at as part of the review on cross-ownership.

• That principle states that cross-ownership of newspapers and television interests should be strictly controlled to prevent them from being held in too few hands.

• My noble friend was quite open about the fact that the amendment is the latest instalment in the debate about cross-ownership in the media.

• We may need to consider cross-ownership, with particular reference to community radio.

• I do not accept the proposals and the schedule concerning cross-ownership.

• We do not consider that it is appropriate to rely on the public interest alone to regulate cross-ownership between newspapers and broadcasters.

• That makes the cross-ownership provisions that we are considering tonight perhaps more significant.

• I do not want to rehearse all the arguments again, but the issue of cross-ownership lies behind the amendment.

• We must be very careful; it is not just a matter of cross-ownership.

• As television franchises will be granted for many years the dangers of cross-ownership are far more serious.

• I accept that cross-ownership has existed for some time, but with global information societies, this is an increasingly serious problem.

• Yet it remains splendidly untrammelled by any of the ownership and cross-ownership restrictions that even this order provides.

• The maintenance of cross-ownership rules will make for more not less diversity of new entrants.