Topic: Broadcast Regulations

3 chapters across the catalog

MADCOM
Episode 971 2:00:22 - 2:02:57

971: MADCOM

Regulatory Pushback, Broadcaster Concerns

John C. Dvorak argues that the proposed "Honest Ads Act" will fail due to pushback from broadcasters and the technical difficulty of defining what constitutes a "political ad." He suggests that the Senate is overestimating the effectiveness of social media advertising based on Silicon Valley marketing claims.

US-EU Framework Agreement
Episode 307 51:29 - 54:57

307: US-EU Framework Agreement

Internet Licensing, Podcast Regulation in France

Authorities in France are discussing the implementation of an internet podcast license, which would require creators to pay fees and fill out paperwork. This move is compared to the early days of radio regulation in the 1910s. The hosts suggest that having multiple domain names will help bypass potential DNS captures or government shutdowns of independent media.

Save This Polar Bear
Episode 63 1:49:23 - 1:51:31

63: Save This Polar Bear

Canadian Content Regulations, Skype Call-In, Outro

The hosts discuss Canadian broadcast regulations that require a certain percentage of music to be domestic. They plan to experiment with live Skype calls from listeners in future episodes. Adam Curry and John C. Dvorak sign off from the UK and Silicon Valley, respectively, concluding the episode of No Agenda.