An_Overview_Of_Communications_Law

An Overview Of Communications Law Communications Law: An Overview Communications law and policy is concerned with the regulation of newspaper and print media publication, radio and TV broadcasting and Internet publishing. The purposes of Communications Law are to maintain standards of decency, reflect community concerns about issues such as privacy and copyright and provide avenues of redress Communications law & policy is developed the same way other laws are made – through Parliament. Communications law can also be altered through judicial interpretation or through regulatory bodies Communications law differs according to the country’s political system. There are several types of political systems. Authoritarian regimes include communism, extreme socialism, and fascism, for examples the governments of China or Cuba. Quasi-Libertarian covers emerging democratic republics like Singapore and Malaysia. Finally Libertarian systems include capitalism, Western-style democracy, or representative democracy such as India or Indonesia. In the US which is operates under a libertarian system the first amendment reads: Congress shall make no law, communications, amendment, freedom, first, through, media, laws, systems, system, redress, radio, purposes, privacy, print, press, political, policy, libertarian, include, federal, democracy, bodies, been, wire, western-style, way, under, types, tv, thereof, television, telecommunications/broadcast, state