Announced last month as part of its 2011 budget, the Singapore government's said license fees were "losing their relevance" with increasing media convergence where anyone can now receive broadcast content over the Internet and mobile devices. Full story
S'pore mulls copyright governing broadcast content
ZDNet Asia, 23 Mar 2011
SINGAPORE--The government's move to abolish the radio and TV (RTV) license has put in question a user's right to view and copy free-to-air broadcasts, and also casts uncertainty over a recent court ruling involving an online recording service.
Announced last month as part of its 2011 budget, the Singapore government's said license fees were "losing their relevance" with increasing media convergence where anyone can now receive broadcast content over the Internet and mobile devices. Full story
Announced last month as part of its 2011 budget, the Singapore government's said license fees were "losing their relevance" with increasing media convergence where anyone can now receive broadcast content over the Internet and mobile devices. Full story
