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  • No Hard & Fast Decisions Can Regulate Social Media
    No Hard & Fast Decisions Can Regulate Social Media

    The Broadcasting Commission says it, like other media regulators across the world, has been grappling with how content is being consumed in a digital environment and the significant technological changes taking place in the industry.

  • Broadcasting Commission Responds to Concerns About Music by Convicted Persons
    Broadcasting Commission Responds to Concerns About Music by Convicted Persons

    The Broadcasting Commission notes the editorial in the February 23, 2017 edition of the Jamaica
    Observer, titled ‘The Youth View Awards brouhaha’.

  • Broadcasting Commission Saddened By Death of Former Broadcaster and Sportsman Lindy Delapenha
    Broadcasting Commission Saddened By Death of Former Broadcaster and Sportsman Lindy Delapenha

    The Broadcasting Commission is deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former broadcaster and Jamaican sports legend, Lindbergh ‘Lindy’ Delapenha.

  • Broadcasting Commission Saddened By Passing of Veteran Journalist Peter Abrahams
    Broadcasting Commission Saddened By Passing of Veteran Journalist Peter Abrahams

    The Broadcasting Commission notes with deep sadness the passing of revered journalist, author and public affairs commentator, Peter Abrahams.

  • Professor Anthony Clayton Appointed Chairman of the Broadcasting Commission
    Professor Anthony Clayton Appointed Chairman of the Broadcasting Commission

    Professor Anthony Clayton has been appointed the new Chairman of the Broadcasting Commission with effect from November 1, 2016. Professor Clayton served on the previous Commission which ended its term in office on October 31, 2016.

  • Open Letter to Licensees and Partners of the Commission from Chairman Professor Hopeton Dunn
    Open Letter to Licensees and Partners of the Commission from Chairman Professor Hopeton Dunn

    Dear Licensees and Partners:

    As you may know, we are approaching the end of the current five-year term of the Board of Commissioners of the Broadcasting Commission. 

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