André Kenji, from the blog Dissidência, compares [1] [pt] media regulation in Brazil and the USA, saying that public TV licenses cannot be treated as the private property of media owners. Meanwhile, Jorge Seadi at Sul21 comments [2] [pt] that UNESCO has also proposed more independent control over the media in Brazil.
Brazil: more criticism of media regulation
· Written by Raphael Tsavkko Garcia
Categories: Latin America, Brazil, Freedom of Speech, Governance, Media & Journalism, Politics