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BBC World News Banned In China Over 'Content Violation'
China's broadcasting regulator announced Thursday it has pulled BBC World News from the air, saying the channel's content had "seriously" violated guidelines for reporting in the country.
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Punjab Asks To Prepare List Of Students Without Smartphones, TV, Internet
The Punjab government has ordered district administrations to collect data of students who don't have access to television, smartphone, radio, laptop and internet, days after a Class 11 girl allegedly committed suicide as she didn't have a smartphone to take online classes amid the coronavirus lockdown.
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China Asks TV Channels To Cut Entertainment Airtime Amid Virus Outbreak
China's broadcasting authorities on Tuesday ordered local satellite television stations to cut entertainment airtime to assist the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Apple's Book, Film Services Go Dark in China
The services were closed by Apple at the demand of China's media regulator, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television.
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China Launches Crackdown on Illegal Internet TV Devices
The new rules are outlined in a notice from the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT).
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Michael de Zoysa appointed new Sri Lanka team manager
A tea industry executive, De Zoysa is more known for his administrative roles and as a radio and TV commentator.
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BBC World News Banned In China Over 'Content Violation'
China's broadcasting regulator announced Thursday it has pulled BBC World News from the air, saying the channel's content had "seriously" violated guidelines for reporting in the country.
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Punjab Asks To Prepare List Of Students Without Smartphones, TV, Internet
The Punjab government has ordered district administrations to collect data of students who don't have access to television, smartphone, radio, laptop and internet, days after a Class 11 girl allegedly committed suicide as she didn't have a smartphone to take online classes amid the coronavirus lockdown.
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China Asks TV Channels To Cut Entertainment Airtime Amid Virus Outbreak
China's broadcasting authorities on Tuesday ordered local satellite television stations to cut entertainment airtime to assist the fight against the coronavirus outbreak.
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Apple's Book, Film Services Go Dark in China
The services were closed by Apple at the demand of China's media regulator, the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television.
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China Launches Crackdown on Illegal Internet TV Devices
The new rules are outlined in a notice from the State Administration of Press, Publication, Radio, Film and Television (SAPPRFT).
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Michael de Zoysa appointed new Sri Lanka team manager
A tea industry executive, De Zoysa is more known for his administrative roles and as a radio and TV commentator.
