There shall be no transmission through radio or television or cable services (including music charts), of any audio or video recording, live song or speech which promotes and/or glorifies scamming, illegal use or abuse of drugs (e.g. ‘Molly’), illegal or harmful use of guns or other offensive weapons, “jungle justice” or any other form of illegal or criminal activity.

The Broadcasting Commission (Commission) has completed an investigation into a recently circulated controversial recording in which a ZIP FM radio personality was seen presenting a gift-wrapped bat to a man who had been arrested for assaulting persons.

On Thursday, September 28 - International Day for Universal Access to Information - more than 50 presenters and experts from across the globe will discuss a range of topics focusing on whether Artificial Intelligence (AI) is an existential threat or tool for scaling over human limitations, the new rules of AI and how to secure open, inclusive, knowledge societies.

A local government election has been scheduled for 26th February 2024. The Broadcasting Commission is therefore reminding all licensees of the legal requirements governing the transmission of political broadcasts.

The Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica (BCJ) has completed its investigation of complaints it received from disgruntled subscribers to CSport.tv and the CSport app about their inability to see English Premier League (EPL) matches.

In response to rising concerns about misinformation, disinformation and scams, the Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica (BCJ) has launched a national public education campaign to raise awareness about deepfake content.

The Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica (BCJ) continues to build its reputation as a thought leader on AI governance by contributing to the groundbreaking Global Action Forum Report.