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The monarchy in Greece was abolished in 1924 and reinstated in 1935. The war saw the royal family abroad while Greece was occupied by the Axis powers, and the monarchy was restored again in 1946. A succession of conservative governments were in place until 1964, when King Constantine dismissed Papandreou, initiating a series of crises leading to a military junta in 1967. Civilian control was reinstated in 1974, and the present republican constitution was created in 1975 (Banks, 1990, 245). Under this constitution, Greece has a parliamentary system with separation of powers. There is a unicameral legislature that elects the president of the republic as the head of state. That person in turn appoints the prime minister as the head of the government, r

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adio and television and to regulate matters concerning the electronic market. This is an attempt to create a new operational framework concerning private television, local radio, and the advertising market. The law on private television now addresses the prerequisites concerning the granting and renewal of licenses and the criteria to be met related to the granting of licenses. The law also includes a series of principles for programs and advertisements in line with directives of the European Union. Private radio is also addressed in the law in terms of its nature and function, the criteria to be met, and the programs and advertisements to be promoted (Heretakis, 1997, 5-6). Advertising on television has increased in Greece with the advent of private television channels. The first private channels to broadcast were Mega Channel and Antenna TV in 1989, and this was a decisive factor in promoting the incremental trend in television advertising. Advertising is governed by a 1995 law incorporating the provisions of Law 236/1992, which accurately reflects the EU directive on television advertising. It also attempts to regulate the radio and television frequencies, the penetration of major television stations, and such probl
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MEDIA Greek, Communist Party, Athenagence ANA, Council NBC, War II, King Constantine, Miltiadis Evert, REGULATION Television, , Antenna TV, radio television, television stations, curtis 1994, private radio, world war ii, media owners, private television, television channels, greece country, world war, radio television stations, war ii, private radio television, radio television channels, curtis 1994 244-245,
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Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page)