All DCMS articles – Page 26
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NewsITV hunts Kyle replacement
Broadcaster calls on regional indies to pitch ‘non-conflict and upbeat’ shows for 9.25am slot
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NewsTom Watson: 'You cannot means-test for social isolation'
Charities also hit out at the ‘political grandstanding’ that forced BBC’s hand over pensioners’ licence fees
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NewsSharon White to leave Ofcom
Chief executive departs at end of 2019 after five years at the helm
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NewsScreenSkills calls for skills levy
Proposal to replace government’s under-performing Apprenticeship Levy
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NewsDiamond still needs polishing
Critics say the CDN project needs more transparency if progress is to be made on diversity
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NewsDuty of care in the spotlight
Deaths of contributors to The Jeremy Kyle Show and Love Island prompt regulation rethink
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CommentTV must be beyond reproach
Industry has to work tirelessly on its duty of care responsibilities
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NewsITV asks for Jeremy Kyle review extension
Regulator had initially given broadcaster five days to submit its findings
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NewsBectu to press broadcasters over mental health
Union passes emergency motion over duty of care in the wake of deaths of Jeremy Kyle Show and Love Island contributors
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NewsOfcom chief to be quizzed over duty of care regulations
DCMS Committee set to question Sharon White as regulator kicks off its own inquiry
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NewsProducers warn reality TV may play it safe
DCMS Committee inquiry into genre could provoke lurch away from contentious storylines
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NewsDCMS Committee launches reality TV inquiry
Calls for evidence by 13 June in the wake of three deaths
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NewsJunk food ad ban plan extended to digital players
Online streaming sites and social media now in goverment’s sights
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NewsNetflix moves towards self-generated age ratings
BBFC is working with SVoD player to tag all content
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NewsBBC faces equal pay probe
Equality and Human Rights Commission to investigate historic policy and pay practices
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NewsJeremy Wright hails SVoD impact
But Netflix and Amazon should face the same close scrutiny as PSBs, culture secretary warns
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NewsCairncross: Ofcom and government should review BBC News
Corporation’s output must be a ‘complement rather than a substitute’ for commercial news
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NewsBBC refuses to share commercial salaries
Publishing BBC Studios’ top earners’ pay would make it difficult to retain talent, corporation warns