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In an affidavit filed before the Supreme Court, the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) has said that News Broadcasting & Digital Standards Authority (NBDSA) is not a statutory self-regulating body under the Cable Television Networks (CTN) Rules or any other law, but an independent body created by the association of the broadcasters... Read More At:- https://lnkd.in/dHBVBG4E Ministry Of Information & Broadcasting #ministry #supremecourt #broadcasting #television #association #digital #authority #news #media #newsupdate #newsfeed #newsflash #newsmedia #trendingnews #latestnews #dailynews #todaynews #breakingnews #englishnews #dailynewsupdate 

https://lnkd.in/gMNVJPmw The CRTC's decision mandates global streaming services to contribute to Canadian news production funds, which could significantly bolster financial resources for local news producers. This contribution of funds may enhance the quality and quantity of local news content; however, the legal challenge by MPA-Canada introduces uncertainty. If the court sides with MPA-Canada, Canadian news producers might lose this potential funding source, impacting their operations, growth, and quality of content. The outcome could also influence future regulatory frameworks and funding mechanisms for local media.

The Press Information Bureau’s fact check unit has busted nine YouTube channels allegedly spreading fake news and misinformation in India, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said on Friday.... Read More At:- https://lnkd.in/dACkF8Cd Ministry Of Information & Broadcasting YouTube #pressinformation #youtube #mib #youtube #news #media #newsupdate #newsfeed #newsflash 

National Broadcast Policy: Not addressing real concerns of the sector? Experts say the policy does not address major challenges such as over-regulation, price controls and interconnection, but instead emphasises on the larger M&E industry concerns. ✍ Sonam Saini #nationalbroadcastpolicy #mediaandentertainmentsector #broadcastsector #trai

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National Broadcast Policy: Not addressing real concerns of the sector? Experts say the policy does not address major challenges such as over-regulation, price controls and interconnection, but instead emphasises on the larger M&E industry concerns. #nationalbroadcastpolicy #mediaandentertainmentsector #broadcastsector #trai

📣 India's new draft broadcasting law aims to regulate the industry and bring streaming platforms like Netflix under its purview. These proposed rules include the establishment of content evaluation committees and the regulation of online creators and news platforms. Stay tuned for more updates! #IndiaBroadcastingLaw #ContentRegulation #StreamingPlatforms

The new Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2023 though ostensibly only to regulate broadcast television and OTT, has one extremely problematic clause which might vastly increase the scope of the law and cause regulatory confusion with the existing laws governing content on the internet. For The Quint i argue that Clause 20 of the new Bill needs to be relooked. #broadcastmedia #OTT #news #internetregulation #India #content

Uncovering India's Fake News: 9 YouTube Channels to Watch Out For! #India #YouTube According to the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, the Press Information Bureau's fact check unit has exposed nine YouTube channels in India for disseminating false news and misinformation. Read More: https://lnkd.in/g9rmGreP

Proposed changes to the New Zealand media landscape has some questioning the editorial decisions of news programmes. But there is a code and process that allows people to make complaints about a wide range of things including good taste, relating to children, the law and violence and alcohol. To understand more about how you can make a complaint, take a look at our Explainer on the Broadcasting Standards -