Latest Breaking News On - News broadcasters standards authority - Page 1 : comparemela.com

IB secreatary meets news Brodcasters

10 September 2015,New Delhi. A delegation of News Broadcasters led by Shri Rajat Sharma, President News Broadcasters Association (NBA) and comprising of Shri Narayan Rao of NDTV, Shri Ashok Venkatramani of ABP News, Smt. Anuradha Prasad of News 24, Shri Ashish Bagga of India Today, Shri A.P. Parigi of Network 18 and Smt. Annie Joseph

New delhiShri ashok venkatramaniShri ashish baggaShrijs mathurShri rajat sharmaAnnie josephChhota shakeelShriap parigiShri sunil aroraAnuradha prasadShri narayan raoNews broadcasters associationMinistry of informationNews broadcasters standards authorityBroadcasting standards authorityNews broadcasters

NBDA claims monopolistic right over complaint redressal mechanism: I&B Ministry: Best Media Info

NBDA claims monopolistic right over complaint redressal mechanism: I&B Ministry: Best Media Info
bestmediainfo.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from bestmediainfo.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.

Justice manoj misraSushant singh rajputJustice jb pardiwalaJustice dy chandrachudNews broadcasters standards authoritySupreme courtProgramme codeUnion of indiaNews broadcasters associationHigh courtDigital associationCable television networksAdvertising programme codeCable television networks regulationKerala high courtCable television networks amendment

NBDA Not Formally Registered With Central Govt Under Cable TV Rules, NBF Has Official Recognition : I&B Ministry Tells Supreme Court

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting through its recent affidavit has told the Supreme Court that the NBDA (News Broadcasters & Digital Association) is trying to create monopolistic rights in.

Justice manoj misraSushant singh rajputJustice dy chandrachudJustice jb pardiwalaNews broadcasters standards authorityTop courtNews broadcasters digital associationInformation technology intermediary guidelinesHigh courtDigital associationCentral government under cable television networks amendmentProgramme advertising codeDigital standards authorityMinistry of informationIb ministryBombay high court

SC asks broadcasters to suggest mechanism to bring discipline in news channels

The Supreme Court wants to strengthen the self-regulatory mechanism for news channels to bring discipline while protecting freedom of speech and expression. The court has asked the two representative bodies of news channels to make suggestions and posted the matter for hearing in four weeks. The court s order came on a petition filed by the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) against a decision of the Bombay High Court. The NBA s self-regulatory authority, the News Broadcasting Standards Authority (NBSA), has been found to be ineffective. The court also allowed the rival News Broadcasters Federation (NBF) to submit its guidelines. | Latest News India

Uttar pradeshMahesh jethmalaniArvind datarTushar mehtaManoj misraDhananjayay chandrachudNews broadcasters associationMinistry of informationNews broadcasting standards authorityNews broadcasters standards authoritySupreme courtNews broadcasters federationSupreme court onNews broadcasters digital associationProgramme codeCable television networks

Need better discipline among TV news channels: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court of India has called for stronger self-regulation among TV news channels to ensure discipline while protecting freedom of speech. The court asked the News Broadcasters Association (NBA) and News Broadcasters Federation (NBF) to suggest ways to strengthen the mechanism for dealing with errant channels. The NBA had appealed against a decision that refused to give legal status to the self-regulatory mechanism adopted by news channel associations. The court granted four weeks for the NBA and NBF to submit their guidelines. The matter will be heard again after this period. | Latest News India

Uttar pradeshDhananjayay chandrachudMahesh jethmalaniManoj misraArvind datarTushar mehtaSupreme courtNews broadcasters standards authorityNews broadcasters digital associationNews broadcasters associationCable television networksNews broadcasting standards authorityNews broadcasters federationChief justiceIndia dhananjayay chandrachudConstitution article