SMNI back on air after 30-day suspension | The Manila Times
MANILA, Philippines: The Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) returned on air on Saturday after its suspension by the National Telecommunications Commission lapsed, its lawyer said.
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MANILA, Philippines: The Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) returned on air on Saturday after its suspension by the National Telecommunications Commission lapsed, its lawyer said.
(UPDATE) SONSHINE Media Network International (SMNI) was back on air Saturday after a 30-day suspension ordered by the National Telecommunications (NTC) Commission has lapsed, its lawyer said.
MANILA, Philippines: Sonshine Media Network International (SMNI) filed a motion on Thursday, asking Commissioner Ella Blanca Lopez and her two deputies from presiding over the National Telecommunications Commission's (NTC) case against the media company.
SMNI files motion to inhibit NTC execs after perceived unfair bias. SMNI's legal counsel requests recusal of NTC officials from its case, citing violation of due process. The motion follows NTC's 30-day suspension order against SMNI, alleging franchise violations. SMNI questions the authority of the hearing officer and seeks until January 20 to file a responsive pleading. Meanwhile, legislator Migs Nograles proposed a resolution urging the NTC to suspend SMNI's operations, citing alleged franchise violations and dissemination of false information. Former president Rodrigo Dutert...
(UPDATE) SONSHINE Media Network International (SMNI) filed a motion on Thursday asking National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) Commissioner Ella Blanca Lopez and her two deputies to inhibit from presiding over the case against the media company.