A Study on the Regulatory Framework for Live Streaming and Harmful Media for Youth

March 31, 2026Law Review

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This research aims to analyze the current regulatory framework for harmful media in live streaming services and propose improvements.
Defined the concept and legal characteristics of live streaming services.
Analyzed existing regulations for harmful media distinguishing between administrative and self-regulation.
Compared legislative examples from France and Australia regarding regulatory practices.
Evaluated the limitations of current regulatory frameworks related to youth protection.
Identified significant gaps in existing regulations for real-time streaming services.
Found that current administrative regulations often lack effective enforcement mechanisms.
Proposed institutional mechanisms to enhance compliance with review obligations.
Recommended a dual regulatory system emphasizing both administrative and self-regulatory responsibilities.

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Reports on regulatory gaps for youth exposure to harmful media in live streaming, suggesting improvements for protection.

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YuJin Lee (2026) studied this question.

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