I&B ministry seeks stakeholders' views on curbs on 'paid news'

November 12, 2013 21:26

The Information and Broadcasting Ministry has sought stakeholders' views vis-a-vis its proposal for bringing in amendments to the Press and Registration of Books and Publications (PRB) Act which specify that publications carrying "paid news" will lose registration.

In a statement the ministry pointed out that the PRB Act of 1867 had been enacted to create a system for keeping a record of publications through regulation of printing presses and newspapers.

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