CRT Approves Guidelines on Hearing Rights, but Reduces Its Intervention
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The TRC amended articles on the content complaints procedure, so intervention in these cases will lead to sanctions for companies.
"The CRT does not review content or editorial decisions, which are entirely the responsibility of the media according to its codes of ethics," Solano Rodríguez emphasized.
The Telecommunication Regulatory Commission (CRT) approved the General Guidelines for the Protection of the Rights of Hearings, after making modifications to limit the regulator's intervention against the media and eliminate provisions that generated concern about possible effects on freedom of expression. In presenting the guidelines approved by the plenary, the commission president of the CRT, Norma Solano, said that the agency will not determ…
The plenary of the Regulatory Committee on Telecommunications (CRT) approved with modifications the guidelines regarding the rights of the hearings , which limit some of the powers of intervention of the regulator, but maintain mechanisms of supervision and fines for the broadcasting industry in case of breaches in the attention of complaints. The resolution of the regulator comes after the public consultation of the draft guidelines, enabled si…
The radio and television industry backed the guidelines after CRT withdrew references to “false” information and limited its intervention in complaints
The Telecommunications Regulatory Commission approved the guidelines for the rights of the hearings after limiting its intervention in complaints, content and sanctions. The changes seek, said the regulator, to preserve the editorial decisions of the media.
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