Radio and Television Licenses

Radio and television licenses are permits issued by government agencies that allow broadcasters to operate within specific frequencies or channels. These licenses ensure that broadcasting complies with regulations, maintains quality standards, and serves the public interest. They help prevent interference between different broadcasters and enable effective management of the airwaves. In many countries, individuals or businesses wishing to run a radio or TV station must apply for these licenses, which often come with certain obligations, such as content regulations and reporting requirements.