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2012 ADVERTISEMENT REGULATIONS
TRAI repeals 12-minute TV advertisements cap following MIB rule changeTRAI has repealed its regulation capping television advertisements at twelve minutes per clock hour. This action follows the Ministry of In...- TV broadcasters may move Apex Court against Delhi HC ruling on advertisement capTV broadcasters plan to challenge a Delhi High Court ruling in the Supreme Court. The court upheld Trai's power to limit TV ads to 12 minut...
- Delhi HC upholds TRAI’s 12-minute ad cap, dismisses TV broadcasters’ petitionsIn a landmark ruling, the Delhi High Court reaffirmed the regulations restricting TV advertisements to a maximum of 12 minutes per hour. Br...
- Delhi HC upholds TRAI’s 12-minute ad cap for TV channelsThe Delhi High Court has upheld the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India's rule limiting television advertisements to 12 minutes per hour....
- Trai stands firm on compliance with 12-minute ad capTRAI insists broadcasters must follow the 12-minute per hour advertising limit. This rule remains active even as the matter is in court. Br...
- TRAI lobs an ad-cap googly just as TV broadcasters struggle with falling adsTRAI has issued show cause notices to major TV broadcasters for exceeding the 12-minute advertising cap per clock hour, reigniting a decade...
- Patanjali fined Rs 11 lakh for misleading adsIn its order, Haridwar's additional district magistrate found the company guilty of "releasing misleading advertisements by selling certain...
- IRDA slaps fine of Rs 10 lakh on Tata AIA Life InsuranceInsurance regulator IRDA today imposed a fine of Rs 10 lakh on Tata AIA Life Insurance for excess payment to corporate agents.
- Sebi has so far refunded only Rs 2 crore, claims SaharaSahara has been directed by the SC to cough up more than Rs 20,000 crore to Sebi for the regulator to refund investors of optionally conver...
- 12 minutes of advertisements in one-hour programme ridiculous: Delhi High CourtThe high court made the observations while hearing the plea of Maa Television Network Limited which is challenging the cap on advertisement...
- Parliamentary panel for Central body to check improper depiction of women in mediaParliamentary panel has recommended the creation of a Central body for the regulation of cases of indecent representation of women.
- TRAI moves court against broadcasters for ads above 12 minutesTRAI has moved a Delhi court against broadcasters seeking their prosecution for carrying advertisements for over 12 minutes in an hour.
- CCI investigating some business practices of GoogleSimilar investigations are also being conducted against the US-headquartered company in Argentina and South Korea.
- Advertising Agencies Guild approaches tribunal in DAVP matterAdvertising Agencies Guild has approached the Competition Appellate Tribunal challenging CCI's order that dismissed allegations of abuse of...
- Trai notification on TV ads to hit us: NBANews broadcasters have strongly criticised the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India’s notification that restricts the duration of advertis...
- Competition panel probes Prasar Bharti complaint against TAMThe investigation has been ordered by the fair trade regulator CCI after finding prima facie evidence of TAM violating competition norms.
- TRAI asks govt to clarify on its powers on advt duration normsTRAI has asked I&B Ministry to clarify that the regulator is empowered to enforce rules on duration and format of TV advertisements if it w...
- Broadcasters oppose TRAI's new draft regulations for TV advertisementsTRAI has issued draft regulations which seek to limit the duration of television advertisements twelve minutes every hour drawing across-th...
- TRAI moves to amend advertisements on TV regulationTRAI has issued a draft regulation which, if finalised, would allow channels to show twelve minutes of advertisements on on a clock-hour ba...
- Not more than 12 minutes to ads per hour: TRAI to TV channelsTelevision channels will not be able to show advertisements for more than twelve minutes in an hour as per the latest regulations issued by...
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