Are they banning these words from all radio and TV? Or simply not allowing government broadcasts from telling people to follow them on Twitter and Facebook? T

Are they banning these words from all radio and TV? Or simply not allowing government broadcasts from telling people to follow them on Twitter and Facebook? There is a huge difference between the two. The article states "If Facebook or Twitter make the news, they can be mentioned on a strictly “information” basis. But no urging the audience to connect via Facebook or Twitter to learn more, ask questions, give their opinions, and so on." That is quite a bit different than the impression conveyed by the headline claiming these words are completely banned. If this regulation applies to private broadcasts too, it is wrong.