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BSA Welcomes Consultation On Safer Online Services And Media Platforms - Vimarsana News

BSA Welcomes Consultation On Safer Online Services And Media Platforms

The Broadcasting Standards Authority welcomes today’s launch of the public discussion document, Safer Online Services and Media Platforms, on a proposed new content regulation framework. The Authority has long been an advocate for a more flexible regulatory ...

Business.Scoop » BSA Welcomes Consultation On Safer Online Services And Media Platforms - Vimarsana News

Business.Scoop » BSA Welcomes Consultation On Safer Online Services And Media Platforms

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[Know The Law] Standards Applicable To News Media - Vimarsana News

[Know The Law] Standards Applicable To News Media

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...

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Backstory: In Karnataka, a New Poll Campaign Tool That Could Undermine Elections Forever - Vimarsana News

Backstory: In Karnataka, a New Poll Campaign Tool That Could Undermine Elections Forever

A fortnightly column from The Wire's ombudsperson.

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Inaccurate Reports On 'Delayed' COVID-19 MIQ Wind-up Breached Standards - Vimarsana News

Inaccurate Reports On 'Delayed' COVID-19 MIQ Wind-up Breached Standards

News reports on RNZ suggesting the Government delayed ending the COVID-19 managed isolation and quarantine (MIQ) system despite public health advice it should be wound up immediately were inaccurate, the Broadcasting Standards Authority has found. The ...