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Showing 1–3 of 3 articles for “broadcast media”

Navigating Libel Jurisdiction: Key Insights From Philippine Supreme Court Rulings on Broadcast Media

The Supreme Court clarifies how the Revised Penal Code's venue rules apply to libel committed through radio and television broadcasts.

Silencing the Airwaves: When Local Regulations Infringe on Press Freedom

The Supreme Court ruled that local governments cannot use permit requirements to silence broadcast media, reaffirming strict scrutiny for content-based restraints on press freedom.

Religious Freedom vs Censorship: Balancing Rights in Philippine Broadcast Media

The Supreme Court ruled that the MTRCB may review religious TV programs but cannot ban them merely for criticizing other religions.