Broadcast regulation in the public interest: A Backgrounder
Is it necessary to regulate the broadcast media? Should citizens have a stake in deciding what kind of regulation is most suitable? What is the best model to emulate?
Broadcast law in India: A Backgrounder
A detailed examination of the existing legal framework that applies to various broadcast technologies currently in use in India
The airwaves as a public good: Review of a landmark judgment
The judgment in The Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting v Cricket Association of Bengal (CAB) articulated the important principle that the broadcasting media should be under the control of the public as distinct from government
Obscenity under the law: A review of significant cases
Books, paintings, and films have at various times been hauled before the courts for portraying obscenity, and courts have had to rule on how far the right to freedom of speech and expression extends
Political advertisements on television and cable networks: Review of relevant regulation
After the controversy following the 2004 general elections, rules were formed about political advertisements on TV and cable networks
Case law on sting operations
Judgments on two ‘sting operations’ by television channels have clarified when and under what circumstances such operations can be allowed
Telecom Regulatory Authority of India: Some recent recommendations
An update of the recommendations and consultation papers by the Telecom Regulatory Authority (TRAI) on issues such as private FM radio, ownership of broadcasting activities, provision of IPTV services and headend-in-the-sky and mobile television services
