Angelica Panganiban slams MTRCB’s proposed regulation of streaming services

Angelica Panganiban has spoken up against the MTRCB proposal to regulate video content on streaming platforms. | IBiongINQ

Grabe na din. Pati streaming gusto na pakelaman. Papatayin niyo na talaga ang industriya. Inuna niyo ang free tv. Bukas pag gising natin, north korea na to.She further stated in the following tweet that the government is trampling on the entertainment industry’s freedom to tell stories.

“Bakit ba takot na takot kayo sa media at entertainment? Una press freedom… ngayon pati kalayaan namin gumawa at mag kwento, totoo man o pagpapanggap, gusto niyong kontrolin,” Panganiban said.ADVERTISEMENT Bakit ba takot na takot kayo sa media at entertainment? Una press freedom… ngayon pati kalayaan namin gumawa at mag kwento, totoo man o pagpapanggap, gusto niyong kontrolin. Tinatamaan ba kayo? Kasi masyadong malapit sa totoong buhay ang napapanood niyo?

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