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Legal framework governing European Union electronic media services, including TV broadcasts and on-demand services.

Regulates the communications and broadcasting sectors in Kenya to facilitate the development of information and communication services.

Regulates the provision of broadcasting and digital services in the UK, including the allocation of digital multiplex licenses.

A German law providing broadcasters and press publishers a right to compensation from search engines for displaying excerpts of their content.

Regulatory body responsible for the supervision, adjudication, and control over all telecommunications services throughout the Philippines.

Regulates interstate and international communications by radio, television, wire, satellite, and cable in the United States.

Regulates Australian media and communications, ensuring they operate within the law.

Regulates broadcasting, telecommunications, and postal industries of the UK. It also enforces content standards for TV and radio.

Regulates the broadcasting and telecommunications industries in Canada.

Oversees broadcasting standards regulations in New Zealand.

Aims to promote competition and regulate the rates for cable services to protect consumers.

Ensures the freedom of reception and retransmission of TV broadcasts across borders within the EU.

Facilitates European international broadcasting through cooperation among public service media organizations.

Adjudicates complaints about television broadcasters related to content in India.

Mandates minimum amounts of educational and informational programming for children on broadcast TV.

Established the Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), to promote public broadcasting. The CPB provides funding to public television and radio stations.

International treaty which regulates the technical and operational standards of international radio telecommunications.

UK law that reformed the defamation law to balance the right to freedom of expression with protection of reputation.

Increases the fines and penalties for broadcasting obscene, indecent, or profane language.