COMPARATIVE LEGAL ANALYSIS OF INTERNET BROADCASTING REGULATION IN KAZAKHSTAN AND THE USA

Abstract

The article discusses the regulation of broadcasting via the internet, comparing the experiences of Kazakhstan and the United States. It provides examples of foreign legislative practices and considers both Russian and US approaches to internet broadcasting regulation.

The internet system is not subject to legal regulation. This is due to the fact that the system has no owner and develops in accordance with its technological features. The article's authors draw objective conclusions about the direct impact of self-regulation on Internet broadcasting, which is crucial for its regulation. They also analyse the procedure of Internet broadcasting in the USA, providing a comparative legal analysis due to its extensive application in the country.