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Without any legally binding regulation, all forms of media and communications would be confusing and chaotic. In the United States, agencies, such as the FCC, regulate the content on certain forms of media to protect the public and ensure fair and unbiased broadcasting. If you’re thinking of doing any business in Brazil, you will probably need to do some form of advertising. Therefore, you should make sure you understand Brazilian communications and media law.
The system does differ from that of the United States, so it might be confusing to learn on your own. You may benefit from hiring a Brazilian attorney to help you navigate the law, but it is important to first gain an understanding of what the law encompasses. Communications and media law in Brazil include the following types of broadcasts:
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Clearly, these types of media reach a large audience. Unlike one-on-one communication, it is important that this sector of law is closely monitored so that countless people are not negatively affected. Some issues that could arise in communications and media law include:
Understanding the Scenario
If you are from a different country and are looking to do any type of business in Brazil, you could accidentally be caught up in communication and media problems if you do not understand the laws. It is easy to avoid lawsuits when working in your country of origin, but many laws exist in other countries that are not so intuitive. If you are thinking about doing business in Brazil, be sure to speak with an attorney about communications and media law before signing any contracts that might have to do with media.
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