Ireland's Broadcasting Authority Proposes To Become Regulator For Online Video Content For EU
The Sunday Independent says the plan to make the B-A-I a media commission has been put to government.
The Broadcasting Authority of Ireland is proposing to become a regulator for online video content across the EU.
The Sunday Independent says the plan to make the BAI a media commission has been put to government.
The organisation would regulate companies such as Facebook, Twitter and YouTube.
Currently, the BAI oversees radio and television broadcasting in Ireland.
Digital expert, Stephen O'Leary, says technology is overtaking regulation:
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