No change to Aussie rules

Article Abstract:

An overview on the performance of Australian television broadcasting industry is presented. The major television networks are suffering financial losses due to unfavorable regulations and poor subscriber take-up.

Australia, Sales & consumption, Television programs, Industry sales and revenue, Industry forecasts, Market overview

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Making the words fit the picture

Article Abstract:

The efficacy of 2003 Communications Act, which requires UK broadcasters to subtitle a percentage of their programs, to enable the deaf and hard of hearing people to enjoy the television programs, is discussed.

Regulation and Administration of Communications, Electric, Gas, and Other Utilities, Telecommunications Regulation, Analysis, Telecommunications regulations, Government communications regulation, Telecommunication

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Survival of the biggest

Article Abstract:

The need for strict regulation of digital terrestrial television channels, which are proliferating in the United States, is discussed.

Control, Digital television

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