Broadcasting regulations are rules set by government agencies to oversee the content and operation of radio and television stations. These regulations ensure that broadcasts serve the public interest, promote diversity, and protect against harmful content. Agencies like the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in the United States enforce these rules, which include licensing requirements and content standards. These regulations also address issues such as advertising, copyright, and the representation of different communities. By establishing guidelines for what can be aired, broadcasting regulations aim to create a fair and responsible media landscape that informs and entertains the public while respecting individual rights.