The Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica has received a formal request from Radio Jamaica Limited to temporarily suspend the commercial sound broadcasting licences for Hitz 92 FM and Power 106 FM. The Commission is currently consulting with the Minister of Education, Skills, Youth and Information to determine the appropriate course of action under the existing statutory and licensing framework.

The Commission is currently investigating public concerns and discourse regarding the removal of various channels from cable subscription packages offered by Flow and Digicel.

In response to rising concerns about misinformation, disinformation and scams, the Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica (BCJ) has launched a national public education campaign to raise awareness about deepfake content.

The Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica (BCJ) continues to build its reputation as a thought leader on AI governance by contributing to the groundbreaking Global Action Forum Report.

The Broadcasting Commission of Jamaica (BCJ) has completed its investigation of complaints it received from disgruntled subscribers to CSport.tv and the CSport app about their inability to see English Premier League (EPL) matches.

A local government election has been scheduled for 26th February 2024. The Broadcasting Commission is therefore reminding all licensees of the legal requirements governing the transmission of political broadcasts.