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Broadcasting at a glance…
Maldives Broadcasting Day
4 October
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4 April
News
The first amendment to the Rebroadcasting Regulation has been published on the gazette, thus became effective on 17 September 2012
September 19, 2012
The first amendment to the Rebroadcasting Regulation has been published on the gazette, thus became effective on 17 September 2012.
In the selection process to send a Broadcaster to Saudi Arabia to cover the Hajj event three broadcasting channels have been shortlisted in the draw held for this purpose
September 12, 2012
In the selection process to send a Broadcaster to Saudi Arabia to cover the Hajj event three broadcasting channels have been shortlisted in the draw held for this purpose.
Maldives Broadcasting Commission has invited all broadcasters to participate in Hajj draw
September 11, 2012
Maldives Broadcasting Commission has invited all broadcasters to participate in Hajj draw.
Ministry of Islamic Affairs requests Maldives Broadcasting Commission to select a broadcaster to cover the Hajj event via Radio and Television given by the Saudi government
September 10, 2012
Ministry of Islamic Affairs has requested Maldives Broadcasting Commission to select a broadcaster for the Hajj trip offered by the Saudi government to cover the Hajj event via Radio and Television.
Broadcasters reminded not to use nick names to mock individuals, organizations and broadcasting stations
September 6, 2012
Maldives Broadcasting Commission has reminded broadcasters not to use nick names to mock individuals, organizations and broadcasting stations and adhere to broadcasting code of practice.