Announcing the release of 'White Book on PTTH & TTĐT 2024'

(CLO) The Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information (PTTH&TTĐT), Ministry of Information and Communications has just announced the release of the 'White Book on PTTH&TTĐT in 2024'.

According to the Department of Radio, Television and Electronic Information, in 2024, implementing the policy of strong decentralization of management and promoting digital transformation to each unit, the Ministry of Information and Communications has innovated the method, content and presentation of white books.

Specifically, instead of publishing the ICT White Book to provide data on the performance of the 6 major management areas of the Ministry of Information and Communications as in previous years, the leaders of the Ministry of Information and Communications have assigned the responsibility to the heads of the units of the areas to proactively preside over and be responsible for developing separate white books for each assigned area of ​​consulting and implementing state management.

The 2024 White Paper on Radio, Television and Electronic Information was first published on the national e-book publishing platform ebook365.vn

After careful and thorough planning and compilation, the 'White Book on PTTH and TĐT 2024' has been completed and approved by the leaders of the Ministry of Information and Communications, ensuring the right schedule and meeting the required quality.

Designed to be released in e-book form, the 'White Paper on PTTH&TTĐT 2024' consists of 2 main parts, 5 sections with a total of 26 pages.

This publication provides comprehensive information on the PTTH&TTĐT sector, including current legal documents, sector development indicators, assessment results, and growth data analysis.

Data from the 'White Book on Radio, Television and Electronic Information in 2024' shows that by the end of 2023, the country will have 72 radio and television broadcasting agencies (referred to as radio and television stations); 78 domestic radio channels, 189 domestic television channels and 45 foreign radio and television channels providing pay TV services in Vietnam...

In 2023, the number of licenses for general information websites and social networks decreased by nearly 40% compared to the same period in 2022; no new licenses for general information websites were granted to press agencies.

The situation of 'newspaperization' of general information websites and social networks has also been promptly rectified.

Source: https://www.congluan.vn/cong-bo-phat-hanh-sach-trang-linh-vuc-phat-thanh-truyen-hinh-thong-tin-dien-tu-nam-2024-post327479.html