All Regulation articles – Page 138
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NewsJowell backs indies
Media secretary Tessa Jowell has handed indies a significant boost by accepting all but two of the recommendations made by the ITC in its programme supply review, writes Luke Satchell
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NewsITC heads for fees row
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) faces a row with broadcasters after increasing the fees it charges to regulate them, writes Steve Aston
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NewsITC clears Pilger documentary
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has moved to defend ITV's screening of journalist John Pilger's controversial documentary Palestine is Still the Issue, after receiving over one hundred complaints about the programme, writes Steve Aston
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BSC and BBC face probe by MPs.
The Broadcasting Standards Commission and the BBC's procedures for handling complaints about media intrusion are to be put on trial by members of Parliament, writes David Rose.
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LMC LOSES LICENCES.
The Independent Television Commission has revoked the seven local TV restricted service licences belonging to the
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ITC ruling leaves Freeview slots up for grabs.
Four new channels could join the Freeview platform after a decision by the Independent Television Commission not to boost the power of the digital terrestrial signal, writes Paul Revoir.
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NewsBSC and BBC examined over media intrusion
The Broadcasting Standards Commission and the BBC's procedures for handling complaints about media intrusion are to be put on trial by MPs, writes David Rose
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OFT clears BSkyB of competition abuse.
After a three-year investigation, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) this week stunned the industry by
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Multichannel tally reaches critical mass.
Over half of British homes are likely to have multichannel television next year according to new
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NewsSci-Fi Channel rapped
The Sci-Fi Channel has been ticked off by the Independent Television Commission after screening a 15-rated film which included nudity and violence at lunchtime, writes Steve Aston
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NewsOFT backs BSkyB pricing
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has surprised the broadcasting industry by today ruling that BSkyB has not breached competition law in its supply of premium sport and movie channels to third parties, writes Paul Revoir.
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NewsLegislate for regional quality says Puttnam committee member
The government has been urged to introduce tough legislation to force ITV to provide high quality regional programmes, writes Steve Aston.
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OFT TO RULE ON BSKYB.
The Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has restated its commitment to make a decision by Christmas
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NewsVivendi headquarters raided
The headquarters of media giant Vivendi were raided earlier today by police looking for evidence that the company misled financial markets, writes John Oates
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NewsITV merger sparks outcry
Advertisers will this week voice their opposition to the merger of Carlton and Granada that will create one ITV. writes Conor Dignam
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Bernard in plea for 'local code'
GWR chairman Ralph Bernard has called on Ofcom to trust the radio industry to regulate its own local content, writes Georgina Lipscomb.
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News analysis - Charter for change.
The ITC's programme supply review was a major breakthrough for the independent producing community; if the Communications Bill adopts its findings wholesale, the broadcaster/producer power balance will be transformed
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OLIVER SHOW TICKED OFF.
Producers of Jamie's Kitchen have been reprimanded by the Independent Television Commission after the regulator received
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ITC report fuels raft of training schemes.
The UK's key broadcast training bodies have reacted swiftly to calls in last week's Independent Television
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SKY SIGNS CRICKET DEAL.
Sky has been given the greenlight by the Independent Television Commission to broadcast live and exclusive