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Bureau of Press & News Media

The Bureau of Press and News Media is part of the Ministry of Culture.

❊ EFF 01 Jan 01
Registry CMU-05 Reg 05 of 12 ΰΌΆ Est 1966
Headquarters Oslola Federal Press Precinct
Scale 12 offices
4,370 staff
Bureau of Press and News Media
Bureau of the Ministry of Culture
Employees 4,370
Established 1966
Headquarters Federal Press Precinct, Oslola

The Bureau of Press and News Media is a bureau of the Ministry of Culture. It establishes standards for the press in the Commonwealth, and administers the government gazettes and the national news wire. Its work is governed by the Commonwealth Press Act of 2061, which establishes media protections and access limitations.

Freedom of the press and other media is protected under the Civil Rights, and the bureau has no ability to dictate or censor content. Because the commons encourages the proliferation of newspapers and magazines, a lot of the bureau’s work is with small municipal papers, many of them also entered in the register of the Bureau of Voluntary Service. Journalists are generally trained at the Atlantic College of Journalism, one of the specialist schools attached to Atlantic College in Oslola. The bureau was established in 1966.

Departments 6 departments, 12 offices, 4,370 staff

Department of Newspapers

1,990

Accreditation and standards for newspapers, periodicals and electronic publications.

  • Panatlantic Journalism Commission

  • Press Cuttings Office

  • Press Cards Office

  • Local Papers Office

    6 stations
  • Office of Electronic Publications

Department of Publications

1,490

Licensing and distribution of published matter; obscene and criminal material.

  • Commonwealth Publications Tribunal

  • Office of Criminal Material

  • Licensing Office

  • Distribution Office

    5 stations

Department of Official Information

890

Government announcements and public access to official records.

  • Information Office

  • Announcements Office

  • Records Access Office

Department of Printing

Paper, printing works and the publishing trade.

Copyright in published works.

Department of Press Freedom

Complaints of interference with the press.

Constituents 8 bodies
Federal Gazette
Government notices, and the general calls for volunteers that form Work Action Groups.
Government Wire Service
News wire of the federal government.
Atlantic College of Journalism
Training of journalists at Atlantic College.
Press Democracy Commission
Freedom of the press under the Press Act.
Commonwealth Publishing Corporation:
Newsprint, ink and presses for the municipal papers.
Parliamentary Information Service:
Press statements of the parliaments.
Foreign Press Service:
Correspondents of foreign newspapers in the Commonwealth.
Federal Electric Public Broadcast System (FEPBS):
Network of municipal news broadcasters.