Israel broadcasting authority
High Court freezes broadcasting law, orders answers on legislative defects
In September, Attorney-General Gali Baharav-Miara asked the High Court of Justice to freeze the Broadcasting Law until it rules on 11 petitions challenging it.
Israeli public broadcasting icon, journalist Prof. Gideon Kutz dies at age 78
Communications c'mtee approves splitting Karhi's media legislation amid legal adviser's opposition
Israel's broadcasting law poses 'grave risk,' A-G says, urging High Court to hear petitions
JPost Editorial: The English imperative
24/7 coverage produced locally could articulate a unique voice not heard elsewhere.
Elkin says IBC management ‘needs to be changed’
“It [the IBC] has a budget of NIS 700 million of public money, and it is run without oversight; it runs itself,” continued Elkin.
PM outraged over pick of IBC’s news anchor
Geula Even-Sa’ar’s appointment is ‘a childish demonstration of defiance,’ associates say.
Kahlon refuses to back down in furor over new public broadcaster
Bennett: “The public doesn’t understand it, people do not understand what you are fighting about.”
New broadcasting corp. wastes no time hiring IBA senior staff members
The IBC, whose establishment has been the subject of a heated debate threatening to cause a rift in the government, has started hiring its senior staff.
The ax falls on the IBA
This also means an end to English-language broadcasts on Israel’s public service, such as the IBA News.
Time running out for Israel Broadcasting Authority
Kahlon says that he will find a way to help as many IBA employees as possible to find work at IBC or other governmental offices.
Nightly English TV news broadcasts to start Sunday
The nightly half-hour news broadcasts have been arranged through a syndication agreement between ILTV and METV (Middle East Television).
Meretz MK: Why is Netanyahu still communications minister?
Police are expected to question Netanyahu this week for a third time regarding the case.
IBA closure delayed, opposition keeps Knesset up all night
Officially, the law is meant to allow the government extra time to prepare for the change in public broadcasting, but Kan said it is ready to begin working.