All Regulation articles – Page 13
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NewsITV seeks consensus over care
Broadcaster to push for industry collaboration on best practice for treatment of contributors
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NewsBBC hits back on over-75 licence fees
Policy director Clare Sumner pens open letter defending ’fairness’ of strategy in face of pressure from national press
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NewsJo Brand sparks almost 300 complaints
BBC edits joke out of Radio 4 comedy while police launch investigation
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NewsLabour to ask Ofcom to set up diversity board
Shadow culture secretary takes on Lenny Henry’s idea following Broadcast interview
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NewsOfcom: C4 must not let commissions slip
Regulator urges broadcaster to curb decline in first-run originals
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NewsOfcom backs iPlayer plans despite concern for rivals
Regulator gives provisional go-ahead to expansion plans but warns commercial PSBs and SVoDs will suffer
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NewsMPs at odds over pensioners' licence fees
BBC’s plan to link payment with Pension Credits debated in parliament and weaponised in leadership bids
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NewsDebut Audio Content Fund winners unveiled
TBI Media, Made in Manchester and Whistledown Productions among eight indies receiving funding
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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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NewsBBC to means test over-75s' licence fees
Tony Hall outlines link to Pension Credit from June next year at a projected cost of £250m a year
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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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NewsOfcom greenlights UKTV deal
Regulator rules out competition assessment of channel portfolio carve-up
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NewsESG backs Apprenticeship Levy rethink
Super-indie floats idea of using fund to pay half of apprentices’ salaries
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NewsScreenSkills calls for skills levy
Proposal to replace government’s under-performing Apprenticeship Levy
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NewsBBC urged to stand ground on over-75 licence fees
Melvyn Bragg and union reps among signatories to open letter pleading with broadcaster to ‘be brave’ in face of government pressure
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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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NewsOfcom chief to be quizzed over duty of care regulations
DCMS Committee set to question Sharon White as regulator kicks off its own inquiry