The legislation of the Telecommunications Management Act in 2019 has become the new legal framework for telecommunications service providers and has gradually replaced the existing Telecommunications Act. However, Taiwan’s communications convergence regulatory framework still needs to be clarified. The study aims to propose an appropriate and feasible regulatory framework for audiovisual media platforms by adopting the approach of legal policymaking. Comparing the communications regulatory frameworks in the EU and the US, the study analyzes the regulatory issues between the operation and management layers in Taiwan. The study suggests that the regulatory framework for audiovisual media platforms should adopt the principle of dual regulation of telecommunications and broadcasting. The study also introduces the concept of “audiovisual media platform services” to cover both existing and new audiovisual media platform services. Besides, the regulatory intensity toward audiovisual media platforms is dependent on the level of editorial responsibility. This study advocates a relaxation of the existing broadcasting services regulations, alongside the establishment of a well-functioning industrial self-regulation organization for audiovisual media platforms. To shape a sound regulatory mechanism in the digital age, regulation enforcement is the last measure to take after the industrial self-regulation and the co-regulation with the participation of the stakeholders, including the industry, the civic groups, and the government. The mechanism is also the spirit of Internet governance.