INTERNET SERVICES OFFER LOW ENTRY BARRIERS AND HIGH COMPETITION

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When it comes to the internet, anyone who can get on a network has the benefit of neutrality and open options. The

type of service that becomes popular depends on the choices of the consumer. There aren't any quantitative limitations

for content, so those who aren't able to obtain a media outlet or hold unpopular beliefs can still find a vehicle of

expression. the pre-existing rules and obligations have to be adapted for internet access in a way that doesn't take

away the freedom of its most vulnerable users. For example, regulation could obligate users to register for sites that

serve as an information intermediary.
Professional settings include production houses, television studios, and radio stations, as well as corporate or

educational settings, where telecommunications professionals may be responsible for producing multimedia projects.

Jobs in telecommunications include:

Account executive
Announcer
Advertising copywriter
Disc jockey
Audio/video editor
Electronic publication specialist
Film director
Media content creator
Investigative reporter
Multimedia specialist
News writer
Producer
Publisher
Radio/television newscaster
Script writer
Social media manager
Web page designer
Station programmer
Sales representative
News reporter
Technical writer
Television director
Television engineer

This concept has already been presented by Argentina’s National Communications Entity along with other restrictions on

emergent technologies. Such measure could chill or put a deep freeze on freedom of expression online. In the broadest

definition, any site allowing user comments could be made to comply.In another example, regulations exist that govern

data retention for telecommunications services in countries like Peru and these have no place in monitoring online

services.

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