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The draft of Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2023 provides for a consolidated framework to regulate the broadcasting services in the country under a single framework

The bill seeks to bring streaming platforms such as Netflix and Hotstar within the ambit of MIB without having to rely on Information Technology Rules, 2021. | Latest News India

The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday invited comments on the Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2023 that will provide for a consolidated framework to regulate broadcasting services including DTH, OTT and digital news platforms.

The Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting on Friday invited comments on the Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2023 that will provide for a consolidated framework to regulate broadcasting services including DTH, OTT and digital ...

The draft bill also provides for content evaluation committees with independent members, more participative Broadcast Advisory Council for self-regulation, differentiated approach for program and advertisement codes and statutory penalties, among others. 📰 I&B Ministry Releases Draft Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill 2023, To Bring OTT, Digital News Under Proposed Law.

Candidates whose documents were verified on October 3, 2023 on the basis of CUET are required to be present for the offline counselling on October 29.

In an affidavit filed before the Supreme Court, the Union Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has said that News Broadcasting & Digital Standards Authority (NBDSA) is not a statutory self-regulating body under the Cable Television ...

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting through its recent affidavit has told the Supreme Court that the NBDA (News Broadcasters & Digital Association) is trying to create monopolistic rights in...

On the regulatory framework before June 2021, the Centre stated that an Inter-Ministerial Committee (IMC) was formed in April 2005 under the Additional Secretary of the ministry to look into complaints of violation of the programme/advertising code.

The Supreme Court wants to strengthen the self-regulatory mechanism for news channels to bring discipline while protecting freedom of speech and expression. The court has asked the two representative bodies of news channels to make suggestions and posted the matter for hearing in four weeks. The courts order came on a petition filed by the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) against a decision of the Bombay High Court. The NBAs self-regulatory authority, the News Broadcasting Standards Authority...