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Advocates say Bill C-11 will protect Canadian content in the era of online streaming, but critics argue it could limit what content is seen online, and could close the door to vital global markets.

Complaints regarding coverage of transgender issues are among the latest rejected by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI).  The BAI has today (Thurs...

Complaints regarding coverage of transgender issues are among the latest rejected by the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland (BAI).  The BAI has today (Thurs...

Civil society organisations are threatening to take two government departments to court over their decision to designate SABC group chief executive officer (GCEO) Madoda Mxakwe as the “board of the SABC”.

On May 25, 2021, the website of Ghana’s Parliament published the following: “The Speaker of Parliament, Rt. Hon Alban S. K. Bagbin has today opened the Second Meeting of the First Session of the Eighth Parliament with a firm commitment to see to the passage of the Affirmative Action Bill…

Ofcom has revoked Absolute Radio’s AM licence following Bauer’s decision to cease broadcasting the service before the end of its licence period.

A former CPB board member argues that updating the Act could be a boon for smaller stations.

A Conservative MP is renewing calls for the federal government to ban authoritarian state broadcasters, including the China Global Television Network.

CGTN is spreading 'disinformation, propaganda' in Canada, says Michael Chong

The Radio Broadcasters Association has welcomed news that plans to merge Television New Zealand and Radio New Zealand are now off the table. RBA Chief