Broadcasting Act

The Broadcasting Act is a law that regulates television and radio broadcasting to ensure they serve the public interest. It sets standards for content, promotes diversity and local programming, and aims to protect viewers and listeners from harmful material. The Act also governs how broadcast licenses are issued and managed, encouraging fair competition among media companies. Essentially, it establishes the rules for how broadcasters operate, ensuring access to a variety of information and entertainment while maintaining quality and accountability in the media industry.