Media and Communications Authority

The Media and Communications Authority is a regulatory agency responsible for overseeing and managing the broadcasting, media, telecommunications, and internet sectors within a country. Its role includes ensuring that media content complies with legal standards, promoting fair competition, protecting consumer rights, and encouraging ethical practices. The authority also licenses broadcasters and service providers, monitors industry practices, and addresses public concerns to maintain a balanced, transparent, and responsible media environment. Ultimately, it aims to support free and responsible communication, fostering an informed and engaged society.