All Regulation articles – Page 12
-
NewsNicky Morgan becomes culture secretary
Former education secretary takes over from Jeremy Wright in Boris Johnson’s cabinet
-
NewsFAANGs win over the Lords
Committee will not call for tighter regulations after senior SVoD execs make their case
-
NewsITV apologises for breaching Ofcom election rules
Regulator upheld complaint over Good Morning Britain
-
NewsOfcom to probe UK streaming service
Regulator launches four-week consultation into PSB SVoD service
-
NewsParalympics set to join ‘crown jewels’ sporting list
Culture secretary Jeremy Wright also vows to put women’s sport on an equal footing with men’s
-
NewsMargot James quits government over Brexit
Digital minister had helped usher in Young Audiences Content Fund
-
NewsBBC2 boss: We’ve turned down shows on duty of care grounds
Patrick Holland tells MPs of pressure on University Challenge contributors
-
-
NewsMPs debate future of the licence fee
Petition sparks parliament to consider subscription and advertising-funded models for BBC
-
FeaturesThe BBC: what next?
From iPlayer rights and SVoD rivals to fragmented audiences and IP delivery, Tara Conlan surveys the corporation’s challenges
-
NewsOfcom shines light on improved PSB diversity
Content director Kevin Bakhurst hails ‘sea change’ but calls on broadcasters to deliver better
-
-
-
NewsGovernment pilots apprenticeship scheme
Culture secretary outlines plan to give year-long placements to 25 people from under-represented backgrounds
-
-
NewsRegulator to probe PSB future with nationwide debate
Ofcom to unveil Small Screen: Big Debate this autumn
-
NewsBBC and ITV ‘extremely close’ on Britbox deal
Director general Tony Hall outlines clear Britbox/iPlayer strategy and says deal is imminent
-
NewsOfcom tightens N&R rules
Regulator moves to clamp down on gaming the system by bolstering out-of-London criteria
-
NewsOfcom whips C5 over Sex Business
Second series of Maroon Productions’ post-watershed show deemed too explicit
-
NewsSocial media duty of care in spotlight
BBC and ITV commissioners prepare contributors for worst-case scenario