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National Media and Infocommunications Authority
    • About
      The NMHH was established in 2010 to consolidate media and telecommunications regulatory powers. The agency thus serves as both a media regulator and a telecommunications authority.
    • Mission and Strategy
      In 2023, the NMHH formulated a strategy for the next three years, until 2026. Learn about our organisation’s mission, values, goals and the steps we take to achieve them.
    • Tasks, supervised areas, areas of expertise
      The primary responsibilities of the NMHH comprise general and very specific tasks defined in legislation. In addition, we fulfil public functions that go beyond these to attain certain societal goals, such as the protection of future generations.
    • International relations
      Participation in international organizations creates opportunities to channel best practices from abroad into the work of the authority and supports effective cooperation, primarily with partner authorities within the EU.
    • Contact info, press contact
      Here you can find our contact details and the different ways to reach us.
    • News
      This page contains all news about the NMHH, as well as details for events organized by us or in which we participated.
    • NMHH and Media
      The NMHH’s media-related tasks and powers are defined in the Media Act and the Act on the Freedom of the Press and Media Content.
    • Media Council
      The Media Council is an independent body of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority reporting to Parliament and possessing the status of a legal person.
    • Institute for Media Studies
      The Institute for Media Studies supports the Media Council and conducts independent scientific activities. Its work is supervised by the Media Council.
    • Tenders
      Current tenders of the Media Council: tender procedures for rights to provide radio media services, as well as grants for program production, technical upgrades and running costs.
    • Media content and media content services
      In this section, we provide information on the notification of media services and press products, and on the statutory supervision and control of media content and media services.
    • Video-sharing platform services
      Unlike media service providers, video-sharing platform providers are not editorially responsible for the content they make available, and they have no influence over the actual content beyond the organisation and cataloguing of the content.
    • Advertising register
      The NMHH is responsible for operating the ad media registry, managing and updating the data, and registering and deleting advertisements.
    • Media-related research
      The NMHH’s regular and occasional media-related research on viewership, listening, audience, media coverage, reality shows, advertising and much more.
    • Media-related news
      This page features our media-related news and event details—primarily the minutes of the Media Council’s meetings.
    • NMHH and Infocommunications
      The supervision and regulation of the electronic communications market are of paramount importance for maintaining an optimal market environment, promoting competition, and protecting the rights and interests of consumers.
    • Infocommunications supervision
      We are responsible for monitoring whether the organisations, companies and entrepreneurs providing communications services in Hungary are carrying out their activities in accordance with the rules applicable to the sector.
    • Infocommunications regulation
      We are responsible to maintain an optimal market environment, promote market competition, and create a balanced and predictable market environment for both consumers and service providers.
    • Infocommunications security
      Infocommunications security includes the performance of regulatory tasks related to the designation of critical communications infrastructure as well as administrative functions serving protection and security purposes.
    • Spectrum management
      Our aim is to use the radio spectrum efficiently without harmful interference, and to make the frequencies available for radiocommunications, radio astronomy and other non-radiocommunications applications.
    • Numbering
      Identifiers ensure the distinction between electronic communications networks, service systems, and, in particular, subscribers. The most well-known such identifier is the telephone number.
    • Electronic services
      The NMHH is the public authority responsible for trust services: it registers, supervises and controls, and takes action against spams.
    • Communication networks and infrastructure
      The NMHH performs tasks related to the licensing of communications facilities, operates the national infrastructure register and regularly assesses the geographical coverage of high-speed networks.
    • Space telecommunications
      The NMHH is also involved in the regulation and coordination of space telecommunications (satellite telecommunications). We fulfil this function within the framework of radio spectrum management and international frequency and orbit coordination.
    • Making electronic data inaccessible
      A measure taken by a public authority to ensure that electronic data — such as emails, files, cloud content or social networking data — cannot be temporarily deleted, modified or destroyed during a pending procedure.
    • Data erasure
      To protect our personal data, the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) offers consumers a free data erasure service in its non-regulatory powers.
    • Average Monthly Cost Indicator
      The Average Monthly Cost Indicator (AMCI) created by the NMHH helps navigate between landline and mobile telephone tariff plans that offer a wide range of services at different rates.
    • Market reports
      The NMHH continuously monitors changes in the supply side of communications markets, and publishes its research findings based on figures from the most important communications operators.
    • Market research
      NMHH regularly monitors the Hungarian telecommunication (electronic communication) market in order to gain a more thorough understanding of consumers’ usage habits, opinions and potential problems.
    • Public notices, communications
      Notices, announcements and official information materials relating to electronic communications.
    • News, events
      On this page, you can find our news and events related to electronic communications and electronic services.
    • NMHH and Postal sevices
      The NMHH monitors compliance with postal regulations, keeps records, receives notifications, conducts authorisation procedures, requests data and performs other regulatory tasks.
    • Postal supervision
      Surveillance means the controls and procedures to monitor the application of and compliance with the postal services rule as well as the fulfilment of the general terms and conditions.
    • Authorisation, notification
      The guides available on the site help service providers to comply with their legal obligations and to operate lawfully, and facilitate the transparent completion of authority procedures.
    • Data reporting
      The data reporting obligations of providers of universal postal services and of providers of postal services that substitute the universal postal service are regulated by an NMHH decree.
    • NMHH and Internet
      The President of the NMHH may only investigate compliance with the obligations under the DSA and alleged breaches of the EU Regulation in respect of service providers established in Hungary.
    • Supervision of intermediary service providers
      An intermediary service provider is any service provider that transmits, stores or makes available content created by others in the online space.
    • Complaints about digital services
      Violation of the DSA and the Online Intermediation Services Act. Monitoring the application of fair and transparent conditions for business users.
    • Online platforms
      Online platforms include in particular social media services, online marketplaces, app stores and content-sharing platforms.
    • CyberShield
      The “KiberPajzs“ (CyberShield) cooperation whose primary objective is joint action against financial cyber attacks and digital fraud, and information of the public.
    • Online finances
      One of the NMHH’s key objectives is to help citizens develop their digital skills.
    • Internet Hotline
      The IH aims to make our online environment safer and to handle reports of online content considered to be unlawful or harmful to the development of minors.
    • Szélessáv.net
      An official service (speed test) of the Authority that can help choose the right fixed or mobile internet service.
    • Research
      Our research and studies concerning the internet, the online world, social media and online platforms.
    • Internet-related news and articles
      On this site, you can find our news and events related to how the online world works, its regulation and oversight, its risks, and internet habits.
    • NMHH and Child protection
      In addition to undertaking child protection activities as an authority in the traditional sense, we also engage in an educational, preventive way in promoting children’s media awareness and assuring the digital safety of children and families.
    • Regulatory engagement
      The aim of child protection is to ensure that children and minors are adequately protected when consuming media content.
    • Internet Hotline
      The IH aims to make our online environment safer and to handle reports of online content considered to be unlawful or harmful to the development of minors.
    • Magic Valley
      The Magic Valley (Bűvösvölgy) centres were set up by the NMHH to support the improvement of media literacy and critical thinking skills among children and students.
    • Gyerekaneten.hu
      The aim of the portal is to help parents and teachers understand the digital world of children and young people, and identify and manage the risks associated with digital life.
    • Research
      This page primarily features research on media use, media literacy, and media awareness among children aged 3–16 and their parents and carers.
    • News, events
      The news available on this site is primarily intended to help parents, teachers, and professionals teach children how to use digital services safely and responsibly.
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    • Tasks, supervised areas, areas of expertise
    • International relations
    • Contact info, press contact
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    • Media Council
    • Institute for Media Studies
    • Tenders
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    • Making electronic data inaccessible
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Several foreign media service providers have used incorrect age rating

According to the Media Council, films rated for viewers 18 and older – which are harmful to minors – were broadcast with a "12" rating on Mozi+ and HBO Max, and with a "16" rating on Galaxy 4.

7 May 2026
categoryMedia Council decisions

Media Council reveals further infringements in the 11th season of ValóVilág

NMHH will notify the Luxembourg counterpart with jurisdiction of the new infringements under Hungarian law and request that it take the necessary measures.

30 March 2023
categoryMedia Council decisions

Media Council: the 24-hour online streaming of ValóVilág is in violation of the law

The live coverage constantly puts the cast in humiliating and degrading situations, while also violating child protection rules. If no response is received from Luxembourg, the Authority plans to take further action.

16 February 2023
categoryMedia Council decisions

The Media Council fined for improper publication of virtual advertisements and failure to comply with commitments

The body found that the media service provider, by broadcasting the content within the programme without notice, had violated the legal provision.

14 November 2022
categoryMedia Council decisions

The majority of television programmes are accessible to viewers with impaired hearing

Subtitles or sign language assistance are offered for viewers with impaired hearing in terms of numerous programmes of the national television channels - concluded the Media Council.

14 October 2022
categoryMedia Council decisions

The Media Council has examined the fulfilment of contractual obligations of a regional radio station

The Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) has examined the trailer of the series Dr. Balthazar, which is broadcast on Prime. The Council found irregularities during its investigation of the district radio station Forrás.

7 October 2022
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Media Council: Jurassic World not recommended for children under 12

Media Council is going to notify the Dutch audiovisual regulator (CVDM), asking it to investigate the case.

8 September 2022
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Media Council: five million fine for RTL Klub

The authority imposed the sanction for the adult content of an episode of the TV series entitled “Sisi” which was broadcasted before 9 p.m.

13 July 2022
categoryMedia Council decisions

The frequency used by Tilos Radio will be open for applications this summer

The Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (the Media Authority) has approved the draft call for tenders for the Budapest 90.3 MHz media service facility and will soon launch the tender for the frequency.

8 June 2022
categoryMedia Council decisions

Media Council of the Media Authority: nearly HUF 90 million for programme production

The Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (the Media Authority) decided at its meeting this week, among others, that more than HUF 89 million will be awarded for the production of radio news programmes, thematic and service magazine programmes.

20 May 2022
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Radio-related decisions at the weekly Media Council meeting

The Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) may launch tendering procedures for radio media service facilities in Debrecen, Fehérgyarmat, Karcag, Győr and Miskolc.

13 May 2022
categoryMedia Council decisions

The Media Council announced the winner of the Székesfehérvár small community frequency tender

At this week's meeting, the Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (the Media Authority) concluded that the sole tenderer, Alba Regia Műsorszolgáltató Kft., was the winner of the tender procedure for the use (in principle) of a small community radio facility in Székesfehérvár.

4 May 2022
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TV2 fined nearly HUF 5 million for incorrect age rating

TV2 was fined a total of more than HUF 4.9 million by the Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH) at its latest meeting for the inappropriate age rating of Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw and its trailers and The Bachelor.

28 April 2022
categoryMedia Council decisions

Nearly HUF 145 million given for the operating costs of community radio and television

Twenty-three applicants will receive operating subsidies of around HUF 145 million, the Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (Media Authority) decided at its latest meeting.

14 April 2022
categoryMedia Council decisions

The market is still dominated by traditional radio

n the last four years, listeners of traditional radio stations accounted for between 82 and 88 percent of all radio listeners, according to a new study adopted by the Media Council of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (Media Authority) at its last meeting.

8 April 2022
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