The government has announced plans to regulate smart TV home screens: what the new rules mean for you
Regulator archives - Ofcom
Turkey: Crackdown on Independent TV Channels | Human Rights Watch
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U.K. Reveals TV Reforms to Regulate Netflix, Sell Channel 4 - Bloomberg
Government's Ofcom plan to regulate Netflix fraught with problems - The Media Leader
Who invented the TV? | The Sun
How the UK regulates sports betting - Politics.co.uk
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TV content regulation The primary responsibility for ensuring that TV programs reflect community standards rests with TV stations themselves under a system. - ppt download
Radio and Television and Ethical Standards - Frederick C. Gruber, 1952
New laws to help bring more great shows to British screens and airwaves - GOV.UK
Canada to Regulate Streaming
Television - Wikipedia
Viasat Broadcasting response to the Review of television advertising and teleshopping regulation consultation
Piers Morgan says 'due impartiality' rules for British TV out of date | Piers Morgan | The Guardian
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House of Lords - The governance and regulation of the BBC - Communications Committee
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Solved The a U.S. regulatory agency, regulates telephone, | Chegg.com
Australian Media Regulation Bodies and Classification Systems | PPT
Government planning to regulate 'inappropriate content' on television, radio - India Today
A law requires that TV commercials are not to be louder than the program
PDF) Who Regulates Phones, Television, and the Internet? What Makes a Communications Regulator Independent and Why It Matters
Kids' programming on TV is regulated — what about their digital devices? | The Hill
