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07/03/2021

With the support of Inovan Accelerator and the LifeWeb Knowledge Foundation, the country's first election analytical base, "Iran President," was unveiled at the Innovation Center.

The purpose of launching this system is to create a platform for transparency, analysis of public opinion about possible candidates in the 2021 elections based on data from mass media and social networks, which ultimately helps people to make better choices.

The startup is also the first data-driven political marketing system that can provide politicians with the needs and wants of the people by analyzing the data available in cyberspace. Of course, the Iranian President will not focus on the 2021 elections and will continue after that.

The system shows the amount of relevant content about each candidate, and by analyzing the big data and using artificial intelligence, one can determine how much confidence, anger, hope, or confidence people will have in his or her performance.

02/03/2021

In a report titled "Democrats in Power", 's Office of Studies and Regulatory Affairs looked at the issue of change in the policies of the Federal Communications Commission after the 2020 US election.

This report is published in 4 sections: Network Neutrality and Internet Freedom Order, Spectrum Tender, Sector Reform, National Security, and Conclusion.

11/02/2021

The Annual Asia Telecommunications & Media Forum was held in the presence of a number of researchers and media regulatory body officials from more than 20 Asian and Oceanian countries.
Digital enablement, capacity building, inclusion, Communications infrastructure – maximizing coverage, resilience, flexibility, and innovation; implications for policymaking and regulation, Content and online video – lock-down learnings, innovation & governance to support the creative economy are the main topics discussed in the panels.
The Challenging perspective of the international online platform was discussed by Mr. Emamian, President of SATRA, on the second day of the meeting.
The two-day meeting was held on 2-3 February

09/01/2021

In a message to the heads of more than 80 media regulatory bodies around the world, congratulated the beginning of the New Year.

"SATRA hopes to establish many beneficial interactions and collaborations with its counterparts around the world," the message said.

In its message, the Iranian Audiovisual media Regulatory Authority also wished happiness and health to all in 2021

03/01/2021

Pakistan Telecommunication Authority has also banned the release of the divisive film
Earlier, had announced that the film was banned from the Iranian media.
In a letter to his Pakistani counterpart, SATRA asked to ban the film because of its potential threats to Islamic world unity and integrity

31/12/2020

Following the official release of the divisive The , the head of wrote a letter to media regulatory authorities in :

"Nowadays we are observing increasingly dangerous Islamophobia discourses and actions in media that are targeting Islamic beliefs.
Currently, Muslims have been subject to stigmatization and hostility in western media and the entertainment industry and these issues encourage all Muslims, apart from their school of thoughts, to act kindly and mercifully towards one another and avoid any hatred against each other.
Unfortunately, A movie called “The Lady of Heaven” which is produced by Enlightened Kingdom Company is about to release today.
The itself has a huge potential for controversy and discord among in diverse schools of thought and even may incite bloodshed among Muslims through this film. The movie scenario is written by Sheikh Yasser Al-Habib who is known for making disagreements and challenges between Shias and Sunnis.
Therefore, SATRA as the Iranian audiovisual authority had banned the broadcast of the movie due to potential division and discord that may arise. We appreciate it if you consider a permanent or even temporary ban or conducting a cautious preview before release"

31/12/2020

Following the release of the teaser of the British divisive film, The which focused on divisiveness among Muslims, banned its release in the local media.

Due to its content with hateful, divisive, and inciting racial prejudices that attack the unity of the by insulting Islamic symbols, , this film completely violates SATRA’s content guidelines, which is why it is banned from all audiovisual media in .

SATRA has also objected to international institutions citing upstream laws and terms of use (Terms of Use) and will pursue it through legal channels

30/11/2020

hosted Pakistani officials this week for the second time in a series of video conferencing sessions with heads of media regulators around the world.
Mr. Kamran Ghandapour, Head of Pakistan PTA Electronic Media Department (Pakistan Communications Regulatory Authority) and Ms. Gulshahid, Cultural Attaché of the Pakistani Embassy in Tehran, attended the meeting

24/11/2020

The Iranian Audio-Visual Media Regulatory Authority (SARTA) has begun extensive consultations with its counterparts in other countries.
In this context, consultations have been held with , , , , , , , and , and it is hoped that these talks will lead to more exchanges between the two countries' experiences in AVM regulatory

06/10/2020

Participation of the head of SATRA in IRF 2020, virtual meeting
This year, the International regulatory forum is held virtually due to the Coronavirus pandemic.

Several regulatory CEOs gathered online to discuss the latest issues mostly related to the impact of the virus on different aspects of regulation.

Dr. Emamian, Head of SATRA, shared his thoughts with his counterparts in this session.

26/08/2020

Ambassador of China to Iran:

Great civilizations of Iran and China have been stretching for thousands of years.

Large Internet and IT companies in China are mostly private companies that will certainly welcome cooperation with Iranian Internet companies.

We are ready to provide Iranian audiovisual media with a number of Chinese TV series for free.

Chief Executive of Satra:

Promoting cooperation with the East is on the agenda of SATRA.

SATRA's responsibility is to develop the Iranian media industry.

Since its inception, SATRA has been extensively involved in international activities.

We have communicated with more than 40 Western media regulators for the past two years.

We should provide the grounds for media cooperation between Iran and China.

we hope that this meeting will be the beginning of a joint cooperation to transfer experiences and develop relationships among the relevant private institutions.

31/07/2020

26/07/2020

Acknowledgment ceremony of the organizers of the AVMIC opening ceremony https://t.co/r6Hop13cGv

26/07/2020

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Acknowledgment ceremony of the organizers of the AVMIC opening ceremony https://t.co/r6Hop13cGv

26/07/2020