Not Oke: Social media live streaming may be banned in Indonesia if court approves network’s broadcast judicial review
Want to start a live video stream on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube? The very harmless act may require a permit if Indonesia’s Constitutional Court (MK) approves a judicial review on broadcast law filed by one of the country’s leading TV networks.
In May, RCTI and iNews, both of which are owned by the conglomerate MNC Group, filed a judicial review with MK demanding revisions to Law No. 32/2002 on Broadcast to make OTT media services like Netflix and YouTube be subject to the same regulations as traditional broadcast media.
In a virtual hearing yesterday, the Information and Communications Ministry (Kominfo) outlined a possible outrageous implication should the judicial review be granted.
https://coconuts.co/jakarta/news/not-oke-social-media-live-streaming-may-be-banned-in-indonesia-if-court-approves-networks-broadcast-judicial-review
#Asia #Indonesia #Jakarta #Live #Stream
Want to start a live video stream on Instagram, Facebook, or YouTube? The very harmless act may require a permit if Indonesia’s Constitutional Court (MK) approves a judicial review on broadcast law filed by one of the country’s leading TV networks.
In May, RCTI and iNews, both of which are owned by the conglomerate MNC Group, filed a judicial review with MK demanding revisions to Law No. 32/2002 on Broadcast to make OTT media services like Netflix and YouTube be subject to the same regulations as traditional broadcast media.
In a virtual hearing yesterday, the Information and Communications Ministry (Kominfo) outlined a possible outrageous implication should the judicial review be granted.
https://coconuts.co/jakarta/news/not-oke-social-media-live-streaming-may-be-banned-in-indonesia-if-court-approves-networks-broadcast-judicial-review
#Asia #Indonesia #Jakarta #Live #Stream