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Audiovisual Media Policy, Regulation and Independence in Southeast Asia

Open Society Foundation, Media Program (2010), 46 pp.

Contains acronyms pp. 44-45

"This study provides an overview of the broadcasting environment in the ten countries covered, with a focus on regulatory systems. It outlines the constitutional framework in each country, as well as the status of international law. This is followed by a brief outline of the broadcasting sector in each country, to provide some background context to help with understanding the regulatory regime. The bulk of the study focuses on the legal framework governing public broadcasting, and the broadcast regulator and its powers and role. The study also touches on new media, particularly the internet, in each country, assessing the extent to which new media are able to serve as an alternative to more traditional broadcasters." (Introduction, page 6)
1 Introduction, 6
2 Constitutional standards, 7
3 International Standards, 12
4 Audiovisual Media, 17
5 Regulation of Audiovisual Media, 27
6 New Media, 39
7 Conclusion, 42