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    NEW CONCEPT REGULATING WORK WITH MASS MEDIA TO BE DEVELOPED

    ARMENPRESS
    May 22, 2008

    YEREVAN, MAY 22, ARMENPRESS: The studies made by international
    specialists in Armenia show that we have serious issues with contacting
    with mass media and negative traditions. Armenian Prime Minister
    Tigran Sargsian said today at the government's session that for
    improving the quality of work of mass media with state bodies, it is
    necessary to have the suggestions and remarks of the representatives
    of the mass media.

    He called on the latter to present their approaches over the issue. The
    prime minister said that for increasing the efficiency of the work with
    mass media the experience of the European countries has been studied
    and technical support will be provided by the European partners. By
    this, it is aimed to apply rules of ethics in the work of mass media
    and give legislative regulation to the work of mass media.

    Tigran Sargsian said that if a journalist does not get an answer from
    the minister to his/her question, he/she states that the ministry is
    not working transparently, but that, the prime minister said, does
    not have any connection with the transparent or not transparent work
    of the ministry. Such negative traditions, according to the prime
    minister, promote the creation of yellow press as a result of which
    serious media is dropping out of the attention.

    He said the creation of new concept which will regulate the sphere will
    promote the process of curing the moral and psychological atmosphere
    in the country.

    Tigran Sargsian said that heads of ministries and media services must
    also participate in the creation of the concept.

    From: Emil Lazarian | Ararat NewsPress
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