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Regulator or Controller: A Five-Year Analysis of the Cat and Mouse Games between the Uganda Communications Commission and Broadcasters in Uganda

Social Science Research Network, 2021
This article examines the conduct of the broadcasting regulator in Uganda. It considers whether the law governing the Uganda Communications Commission is in tandem with international human rights standards.
Daniel M. Walyemera
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Canada before Television: Radio, Taste, and the Struggle for Cultural Democracy

Journal of radio & audio media, 2019
Radio has been a ubiquitous information and entertainment medium since the early 20 century. Canadian radio began soon after, but its history has remained incomplete, locked away in archives.
Shahbaz Khayambashi
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‘Let’s Join in’: Children and ABC Radio

Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 2020
This article considers the world for children created by the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) and its predecessors between the 1920s and the 1970s.
Bridget Griffen-Foley
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Local Content-based Broadcasting Model in North Sumatra Province

Jurnal Komunikasi: Malaysian Journal of Communication
Local content is an important topic in broadcasting in Indonesia. Regulations from the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) stipulate that broadcasting (television and radio) must contain 10% local content from the total program.
Mazdalifah Mazdalifah, F. Trimurni, Mohd Fuad Mat Jali   +2 more
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Investigation of Electromagnetic Radiation Levels at DVB-T Transmission Points Operated by the Greek Public Broadcasting Service

Electronics
The increase in the popularity of digital terrestrial television broadcasting and the expansion of Greece’s network infrastructure have raised concerns about the possible harmful effects of exposure to long-term radio frequency electromagnetic fields (RF-
Konstantinos Zarkadas, George J. Dimitrakopoulos   +1 more
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Broadcasting Canadian Content

Intonations
Canada’s federal Broadcasting Act aims to ensure that Canadian Content (CanCon), is broadcasted. This content, ranging from television and radio broadcasts to music, is meant to ostensibly reflect the day-to-day world in which Canadians live.
Louise Concepcion
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Quo Vadis Revision of the Broadcasting Law

REPRESENTAMEN
Law of the Republic of Indonesia Number 32 Year 2002 on Broadcasting was born after the political struggle in Indonesia. It gave birth to the Indonesian Broadcasting Commission (KPI) to equalize the ownership of radio and television, thus creating a ...
Yoki Yusanto, D. Sjuchro, Nana Sutisna Amdan, Aditya Ramadhan, Muhaemin   +4 more
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The Television Code: Regulating the Screen to Safeguard the Industry

Journal of Broadcasting & Electronic Media, 2019
In a time before infomercials filled the overnight hours, television stations signed off for a few hours, then signed on again. Insomniacs and early risers heard an announcer using a script similar to that cited above while an image of the seal was shown.
K. Curran
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Banging on the Door

Resonance
This study concerns the racial integration of radio broadcasting in the United States. It explores the federal government’s role in prohibiting station owners from discriminating against African Americans regarding employment.
B. Baptiste
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RESILIENCE AND WELL-BEING OF UKRAINIAN MEDIA PROFESSIONALS IN WARTIME

The project “Resilience and Well-being of Ukrainian Media Professionals at Wartimeˮ (ReWellUMedia) is implemented by the NGO “Social Perspective.ˮ This initiative has been made possible with the support of UNESCOʼs Participation Programme, in ...
Hanna Davydenko, Svitlana Ilinich, Nina Liesnichenko   +2 more
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