Abstract
The broadcast industry has its own share of various controversies between different parties – broadcast providers, the government, public interest organisations, community radio and television stations, and an ever-increasingly varied audience that has been narrowly defined as the ‘public' – as a result of rapidly evolving technology and growing business investments. The legal enforcement of both current and new technology is an essential part of this fight. This paper aims to analyse the existing legal system that relates to different broadcast technologies being used in India.
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