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Minister for Media says firm will look into use of controversial barter account used to funnel undisclosed payments to presenter Ryan Tubridy

The new director-general of RTE briefly met some members of staff as approximately 100 employees staged a rally outside the national broadcaster to call on the ...

The Cabinet on Tuesday approved a proposal to collect license fees for KBS separately from electricity bills, a move that could potentially impact the fiscal resources of the state broadcaster. The approval of the revised Enforcement Decree of the Broadcasting Act was made in a Cabinet meeting presided over by Prime Minister Han Duck-soo. It is expected to take effect as early as Wednesday, following presidential app...

Working under the remit of the Broadcasting Act 2009, the new DG essentially has free rein in terms of any changes or reforms he would like to implement

SINGAPORE (The Straits Times/Asia News Network): A Bill that empowers the Government to remove criminal online content was passed in Parliament on Wednesday (July 5).

SINGAPORE - A Bill that empowers the Government to remove criminal online content was passed in Parliament on Wednesday. The Online Criminal Harms Act will allow the Government to tell individuals, entities, online and Internet service providers, and app stores to remove or block access to content it suspects is being used to commit crimes. Minister for Communications and Information...

New law passed in Singapore to remove online content that is criminal or harmful Asia News Network (ANN) is the leading regional alliance of news titles striving to bring the region closer, through an active sharing of editorial content on happenings in the region.

The crisis at RTÉ, which began with revelations around secret payments to star presenter Ryan Tubridy but has since widened, demanded a strong response from the government.

The Government has announced two reviews as part of an independent ‘root-and-branch examination’ of the national broadcaster

The Government has announced two reviews as part of an independent ‘root-and-branch examination’ of the national broadcaster…