C8 Insufficient system of minority and community media C9 Insufficient representation of different cultural and social groups in HR in the media sector C10 Limited accessibility by disabled people Geographic Pluralism in the Media G1 High centralisation of the national media system G2 Insufficient system of regional and local media G3 Insufficient representation of regional and local communities in media content and services G4 Insufficient representation of regional and local communities in HR in the media sector G5 Dominance of a limited number of information sources for local issues G6 Insufficient access to media and distribution systems due to geographic factors Table 1. Inventory of Risks In the end, all the indicators have been connected with one of the identified risks. Every indicator was linked to one risk only (to avoid double measurements, which would blur results). For each risk, at least one indicator was identified (although most risks have been combined with a cluster of economic, socio-demographic and legal indicators). To illustrate this, table 2 contains an overview of the risks and corresponding indicators for the risk domain of types and genres’. ‘pluralism TYPE N° ID RISK AREA KEY INDICATOR INDICATOR T1 Lack Audience parity between the 145 T1.1 of/dominance E D TV channels of commercial of media types broadcasters and of PSM T1 Lack Financial parity between the TV 146 T1.2 of/dominance E S channels of commercial of media types broadcasters and of PSM T1 Lack Audience parity between the 147 T1.3 of/dominance E D radio channels of commercial of media types broadcasters and of PSM T1 Lack Financial parity between the 148 T1.4 of/dominance E S radio channels of commercial of media types broadcasters and of PSM Percent of GDP per capita required for an individual to T1 Lack obtain TV and radio reception, 149 T1.5 of/dominance E U newspaper subscription, of media types magazine subscription, or Internet Service
C8 Insufficient system of minority and community media C9 Insufficient representation of different cultural and social groups in HR in the media sector C10 Limited accessibility by disabled people Geographic Pluralism in the Media G1 High centralisation of the national media system G2 Insufficient system of regional and local media G3 Insufficient representation of regional and local communities in media content and services G4 Insufficient representation of regional and local communities in HR in the media sector G5 Dominance of a limited number of information sources for local issues G6 Insufficient access to media and distribution systems due to geographic factors Table 1. Inventory of Risks In the end, all the indicators have been connected with one of the identified risks. Every indicator was linked to one risk only (to avoid double measurements, which would blur results). For each risk, at least one indicator was identified (although most risks have been combined with a cluster of economic, socio-demographic and legal indicators). To illustrate this, table 2 contains an overview of the risks and corresponding indicators for the risk domain ‘pluralism of types and genres’. N° ID RISK TYPE INDICATOR AREA KEY INDICATOR 145 T1.1 T1 Lack of/dominance of media types E D Audience parity between the TV channels of commercial broadcasters and of PSM 146 T1.2 T1 Lack of/dominance of media types E S Financial parity between the TV channels of commercial broadcasters and of PSM 147 T1.3 T1 Lack of/dominance of media types E D Audience parity between the radio channels of commercial broadcasters and of PSM 148 T1.4 T1 Lack of/dominance of media types E S Financial parity between the radio channels of commercial broadcasters and of PSM 149 T1.5 T1 Lack of/dominance of media types E U Percent of GDP per capita required for an individual to obtain TV and radio reception, newspaper subscription, magazine subscription, or Internet Service
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