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Title: Reforming the fourth estate
Authors: Debono, James
Aquilina, Kevin
Keywords: Broadcasting policy -- Malta
Broadcasting -- Law and legislation -- Malta
Broadcasting -- Standards -- Malta
Broadcasting Authority (Malta)
Libel and slander -- Malta
Issue Date: 2012
Publisher: Mediatoday Ltd.
Citation: Debono, J. (2012, January 15). Reforming the fourth estate. Interview with Dr Kevin Aquilina, MaltaToday, pp. 22-23.
Abstract: As the political crisis escalates, the role of the media in mediating between politicians and the public becomes even more crucial. But it is also highly probable that Malta will face another election without having first reformed this sector. One particular institution which gains paramount importance in election is the Broadcasting Authority, which often ends up on the receiving end of complaints made by political parties. Aquilina still considers the Broadcasting Authority as very relevant to Maltese society, since it regulates the broadcasting media and ensures that they adhere to the standards required by law. [excerpt]
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/117126
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