Executive Order No. 436 establishes policy guidelines for cable television operations in the Philippines. It aims to provide all Filipino people access to more sources of information through cable TV such as news, sports, and entertainment programs. The order supports cable television's growth and investment opportunities. It maintains that cable TV operations should be separate from telecommunications or broadcast television and overseen by the National Telecommunications Commission. Cable TV companies can offer paid advertising segments transmitted to televisions for a fee. Operators must obtain certification from the NTC, and no advertising can be broadcast on television without consent or certification. Operators and broadcasters must have valid approvals, licenses, or authorization to run a cable TV network or systems involving television programs
Executive Order No. 436 establishes policy guidelines for cable television operations in the Philippines. It aims to provide all Filipino people access to more sources of information through cable TV such as news, sports, and entertainment programs. The order supports cable television's growth and investment opportunities. It maintains that cable TV operations should be separate from telecommunications or broadcast television and overseen by the National Telecommunications Commission. Cable TV companies can offer paid advertising segments transmitted to televisions for a fee. Operators must obtain certification from the NTC, and no advertising can be broadcast on television without consent or certification. Operators and broadcasters must have valid approvals, licenses, or authorization to run a cable TV network or systems involving television programs
Executive Order No. 436 establishes policy guidelines for cable television operations in the Philippines. It aims to provide all Filipino people access to more sources of information through cable TV such as news, sports, and entertainment programs. The order supports cable television's growth and investment opportunities. It maintains that cable TV operations should be separate from telecommunications or broadcast television and overseen by the National Telecommunications Commission. Cable TV companies can offer paid advertising segments transmitted to televisions for a fee. Operators must obtain certification from the NTC, and no advertising can be broadcast on television without consent or certification. Operators and broadcasters must have valid approvals, licenses, or authorization to run a cable TV network or systems involving television programs
Executive Order No. 436 establishes policy guidelines for cable television operations in the Philippines. It aims to provide all Filipino people access to more sources of information through cable TV such as news, sports, and entertainment programs. The order supports cable television's growth and investment opportunities. It maintains that cable TV operations should be separate from telecommunications or broadcast television and overseen by the National Telecommunications Commission. Cable TV companies can offer paid advertising segments transmitted to televisions for a fee. Operators must obtain certification from the NTC, and no advertising can be broadcast on television without consent or certification. Operators and broadcasters must have valid approvals, licenses, or authorization to run a cable TV network or systems involving television programs
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EXECUTIVE ORDER NO.
436 PRESCRIBING POLICY GUIDELINES TO GOVERN THE OPERATIONS
OF CABLE TELEVISION IN THE PHILIPPINES
Cable TV Antenna is a system of providing television to consumers via radio frequency
signals transmitted to televisions through fixed optical fiber, coaxial cables and satellites. There are different cable TV companies which serve almost all major regions around the Philippines. The Executive Order No. 436 implementing the legislation guidelines to control the operations of the Philippines cable television. In which, for every Filipino people must have an access and gain more sources of information such as news, sports events, and entertainment programs, other than those provided for by mass media. It must support and supplement the services provided by local and overseas television broadcasting facilities. In which it is urgent need to optimize the cable television industry’s growth and provide opportunities and investment security. As summarization of different sections, it is stated that the operation of a subscriber shall be maintatined separate and distinct from telecommunications or broadcast television that is under by supervision and regulation of NTC. The CATV companies offer services such as advertisement or paid segments for which to transmit to different televisions with a charge fees to the operator. It is necessary that operators must be granted a certification of authority by NTC. It is strictly prohibited that no operator must broadcast an advertisement in television market without the consent or certification. The operators and broadcasters, requires valid approvals, licences or authorization to operate a CATV network, CATV systems or any mode of service involving television programs and signals shall not operate requires valid approvals, licenses and authorization to operate a CATV network, CATV systems or any mode of service involving television programs and signals, wire or cable, or other wireless video signal transmiss ion systems shall not operate