Certificate in Media Law

Certificate in Media Law

About Media Law

A subset of law called media law deals with topics including intellectual property and electronic media. Because of the significance of public airways, it also mentions free speech and the first amendment. Although it controls the entertainment sector, intellectual property rules sometimes overlap with other media.

Why is Media Law important?

The atmosphere that the mass media can control is promoted by media law. It safeguards individual rights from unreasonable government action and upholds professional and ethical standards.

Promoting and defending moral principles like respect for all life, the rule of law, and legality are all part of media ethics. 

Who should take the Media Law Exam?

• Legal manager
• Corporate lawyer
• Law Associate
• Legal writer

Media Law Certification Course Outline

1. Media & the Society
2. Copyright Law
3. Morality, Obscenity, and Censorship
4. Copyright & Art
5. Right to Information
6. Patents
7. Broadcasting
8. Right to Privacy
9. Media and Ethics
10. History of Freedom of Speech and expression in India
11. Advertisement and the Law
12. Contempt of court
13. Investigate Journalism and the Right to Privacy
14. Media and the Constitution
15. Media and the Law
16. Cinema and the State
17. Electronic Media and Regulatory Law
18. Restrictions on Freedom of speech and expression
19. First Amendment Act
20. Right to Information
21. Privacy and Art
22. Regulations in Print Media
23. Comedy, Choreography, and Creative Commons
24. International media issues