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Self-Regulation Of News Channels Should Be "More Effective": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday found fault with the existing self-regulatory mechanism to monitor TV news channels and sought the Centre's response, saying it wants to make it "more effective".
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Video: US News Anchor Suffers "Beginnings Of A Stroke" On Live TV
While undergoing treatment for her stroke, Julie Chin shared one picture of herself in the hospital. She affirmed that she was fine and that she planned to return to work soon.
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Dog Interrupts Weather Report, Steals The Show In Hilarious Video
A dog in Canada has gone viral after wandering into the frame as his human presented a weather report.
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News Broadcasters Association Changes Name To Include Digital Media
The News Broadcasters Association (NBA), India's largest body of news broadcasters, has decided to change its name to News Broadcasters and Digital Association (NBDA), it said in a statement.
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News Channels Who Have Challenged IT Rules Score Win In Court
The Kerala High Court today sided with the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) and ordered the Centre not to take any coercive action, for now, against its members over non-compliance with the new IT Rules.
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News Broadcasters' Group Challenge Digital Media Rules In Kerala High Court
The News Broadcasters Association - a group of 25 leading news and current affairs broadcasters - has challenged the new IT rules in the Kerala High Court, on grounds it gives "excessive powers" to interfere with freedom of speech of the media.
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Puppy Crashes Weather Report On Live TV. Over A Million Views For Video
A wholesome video shows a puppy running up to a reporter on live TV. Fox5 reporter Bob Barnard was delivering a weather report on the icy conditions in northern Virginia when the puppy ran up to him from a nearby house.
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Supreme Court Notice to Centre on Petition That Seeks to Regulate Facebook, Twitter
A Supreme Court bench comprising Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justices A S Bopanna and V Ramasubramanian has issued notices to the Centre and others on a petition that seeks framing of a law to regulate social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. The petition seeks to make social media companies responsible for fake news and hate speech on the...
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News Broadcasters Association Seeks GST Relief On Broadcast Media Ads
The News Broadcasters Association today urged Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to remove the 18 per cent GST on advertisements on broadcast media or reduce it and bring it at par with the print media industry at 5 per cent in the wake of the financial constraints being faced by the industry.
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Broadcasters' Body Questions How 2 Channels Banned Without Minister's Nod
The News Broadcasters Association has said it was "shocked" that the decision to ban two Malayalam news channels was taken "without the knowledge" of Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar, and demanded an inquiry into how this happened.
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Government's Statement On Amending Guidelines For Journalists To Check Fake News
Noticing the increasing instances of fake news in various mediums including print and electronic media, the Government has amended the Guidelines for Accreditation of Journalists. Now on receiving any complaints of such instances of fake news, the same would get referred to the Press Council of India (PCI) if it pertains to print media & to News Br...
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TV's 'Breaking News' Culture Should End, Says Kerala Speaker
The growing "Breaking News" culture in broadcast media should end as it is impacting the society, Kerala assembly Speaker N Sakthan said on Thursday.
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NDTV.com Wins ENBA Award for Best English Website Third Year in a Row
NDTV today swept the Exchange4media News Broadcasting Awards, winning in nine categories including Best Talk Show, Best Current Affairs programme and Best News Website for ndtv.com.
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News Broadcasters Association's statement on telecom regulator notice on ad duration
The News Broadcasters Association in its statement says "it is appalled that by way of advertisement regulations, the TRAI has issued the most sweeping and intrusive "controls" not just "regulations" in relation to advertising that may be carried on TV channels."
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Self-Regulation Of News Channels Should Be "More Effective": Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday found fault with the existing self-regulatory mechanism to monitor TV news channels and sought the Centre's response, saying it wants to make it "more effective".
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Video: US News Anchor Suffers "Beginnings Of A Stroke" On Live TV
While undergoing treatment for her stroke, Julie Chin shared one picture of herself in the hospital. She affirmed that she was fine and that she planned to return to work soon.
-
Dog Interrupts Weather Report, Steals The Show In Hilarious Video
A dog in Canada has gone viral after wandering into the frame as his human presented a weather report.
-
News Broadcasters Association Changes Name To Include Digital Media
The News Broadcasters Association (NBA), India's largest body of news broadcasters, has decided to change its name to News Broadcasters and Digital Association (NBDA), it said in a statement.
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News Channels Who Have Challenged IT Rules Score Win In Court
The Kerala High Court today sided with the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) and ordered the Centre not to take any coercive action, for now, against its members over non-compliance with the new IT Rules.
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News Broadcasters' Group Challenge Digital Media Rules In Kerala High Court
The News Broadcasters Association - a group of 25 leading news and current affairs broadcasters - has challenged the new IT rules in the Kerala High Court, on grounds it gives "excessive powers" to interfere with freedom of speech of the media.
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Puppy Crashes Weather Report On Live TV. Over A Million Views For Video
A wholesome video shows a puppy running up to a reporter on live TV. Fox5 reporter Bob Barnard was delivering a weather report on the icy conditions in northern Virginia when the puppy ran up to him from a nearby house.
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Supreme Court Notice to Centre on Petition That Seeks to Regulate Facebook, Twitter
A Supreme Court bench comprising Chief Justice S A Bobde and Justices A S Bopanna and V Ramasubramanian has issued notices to the Centre and others on a petition that seeks framing of a law to regulate social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter. The petition seeks to make social media companies responsible for fake news and hate speech on the...
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News Broadcasters Association Seeks GST Relief On Broadcast Media Ads
The News Broadcasters Association today urged Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to remove the 18 per cent GST on advertisements on broadcast media or reduce it and bring it at par with the print media industry at 5 per cent in the wake of the financial constraints being faced by the industry.
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Broadcasters' Body Questions How 2 Channels Banned Without Minister's Nod
The News Broadcasters Association has said it was "shocked" that the decision to ban two Malayalam news channels was taken "without the knowledge" of Information and Broadcasting Minister Prakash Javadekar, and demanded an inquiry into how this happened.
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Government's Statement On Amending Guidelines For Journalists To Check Fake News
Noticing the increasing instances of fake news in various mediums including print and electronic media, the Government has amended the Guidelines for Accreditation of Journalists. Now on receiving any complaints of such instances of fake news, the same would get referred to the Press Council of India (PCI) if it pertains to print media & to News Br...
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TV's 'Breaking News' Culture Should End, Says Kerala Speaker
The growing "Breaking News" culture in broadcast media should end as it is impacting the society, Kerala assembly Speaker N Sakthan said on Thursday.
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NDTV.com Wins ENBA Award for Best English Website Third Year in a Row
NDTV today swept the Exchange4media News Broadcasting Awards, winning in nine categories including Best Talk Show, Best Current Affairs programme and Best News Website for ndtv.com.
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News Broadcasters Association's statement on telecom regulator notice on ad duration
The News Broadcasters Association in its statement says "it is appalled that by way of advertisement regulations, the TRAI has issued the most sweeping and intrusive "controls" not just "regulations" in relation to advertising that may be carried on TV channels."
