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Miles Lockwood, the ASA’s director of complaints and investigations, explains why it’s tightening up the way it tackles misleading green claims in ads – and how advertisers can speak on green issues with confidence.

Recently, Hon’ble Justice B.V. Nagarathna, speaking at an event on “A free and balanced press: sentinel of democracy”[1] stressed the importance of a free and balanced press. She discussed the growing...

The Morning Context has a detailed report out today on problems with the Electronic Media Monitoring Centre. The report says it has now taken to less monitoring of standards, far more meeting political ends and trying to ensure PM and the BJP government look good.

Guidelines have been released by the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting for platform service (PS) channels...

Surrogate advertisements are potentially dangerous, as they can highly influence technologically savvy youth. The State and society should be concerned about these developments and ban these advertisements before it gets too late.

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NEW DELHI, Jan 3: Digital communication and broadcasting platforms underwent significant changes in 2021 with the government introducing several new rules and guidelines while stressing on the need for an institutional mechanism for all media platforms to exercise responsible freedom. In the beginning of last year, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting introduced the Information Technology (Intermediary guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Codes) Rules 2021, providing guidelines for OTT pl...

Ministry places accountability and responsibility on broadcasters