臺灣新聞媒體與政治部門在市場經濟中形成了利益共生的媒體尋租現象，不僅扭曲了媒體監督政府的第四權角色，也削弱了監管機關國家通訊傳播委員會（NCC）的獨立性和公共利益保障能力。本文從媒體尋租現象出發，剖析通傳會組織、權能與當前治理的主要問題，並提出相關改革建議，包括強化NCC獨立性、決策透明度、組織改造等，希望有效降低不當尋租，以及其對市場公平競爭及民主發展所產生的危害。

In Taiwan’s market economy, a symbiotic relationship of vested interests has emerged between news media and politics, leading to media rent-seeking behavior. This phenomenon has not only distorted the role of the media as the “fourth estate” overseeing the government but also weakened the independence and public interest protection capacity of the National Communications Commission (NCC), the regulatory authority. This paper starts with an analysis of media rent-seeking and examines key issues in the NCC’s organizational structure, regulatory powers, and current governance. It then proposes reform recommendations to enhance the NCC’s independence, organizational reform and transparency in policy making. These efforts aim to reduce improper rent-seeking and its harm to fair competition and the development of democracy.