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Society 11 months ago
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Lawmakers urged to put AI policy in Broadcasting Law revision
The ongoing revision of the 2002 Broadcasting Law must regulate the use of artificial intelligence in broadcasting to ensure ethical usage of the technology and safeguard good journalism practices, media practitioners and journalist organizations have said.
National 5 years ago
RCTI, iNews TV under fire following petition to classify OTT firms as broadcasting media
Private television stations RCTI and iNews TV have recently come under fire for submitting a petition to the Constitutional Court calling for a judicial review of the Broadcasting Law to establish a “level playing field” for both broadcasting media and over-the-top (OTT) digital content and service providers.
SE Asia 5 years ago
Off the air: Top Philippines broadcaster shuts regional stations
Anchor Dhobie de Guzman has been the face of a popular news show in the northern Philippines for more than a decade. Now the closure of his regional station -- and dozens of others countrywide -- has left him out of work.
Opinion 6 years ago
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Censorship: Let my people think!
Children are being poisoned by hatred while television stations bombard us with tons of religious preachers, soap operas full of religious themes and censorship everywhere. But all the efforts of the KPI to create a “utopian” world by supervising the TV seem useless.
Opinion 6 years ago
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Indonesian broadcasters: Have they given up?
The Indonesian public at large is currently witnessing depressing news concerning NET television — a TV channel known for its great quality and creativity. Rumor has it that it might lay off hundreds of employees because of operational reasons. This is actually only the tip of the iceberg concerning the Indonesian broadcast industry that requires massive reforms.
