The Maldives Broadcasting Commission (MBC) has decided to formulate new guidelines on broadcasting and rebroadcasting listed events.
The move comes during an ongoing investigation into cable TV provider Medianet’s broadcasting of the FIFA world cup without obtaining the necessary rights.
The MBC said it had decided to formulate separate regulations on listed events in order to eliminate difficulties in obtaining event rights and protect rights of private and public broadcasters.
The commission intends to consult the broadcast advisory committee and the public on a first draft of the regulation
Likes
(0)Dislikes(0)
(0)Dislikes
(0)Related Posts
TVM anchor suspended after tweet alleging state broadcaster bias- Broadcasters Lobby Group calls on president to investigate ‘riding fees’
- Gaza fund donations handed over to Qatar Red Crescent
- Row escalates over FIFA World Cup broadcasting rights
- MBC orders Medianet to stop airing World Cup matches on channels except TVM and VTV
- Medianet under investigation on suspicion of rebroadcasting World Cup football matches without rights
