All Regulation articles – Page 140
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MPs to demand cut in Sky fees for PSBs.
Media secretary Tessa Jowell is to face demands from MPs to force BSkyB to reduce the
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NewsJowell drops 'three plus one' rule
The government has confirmed that the controversial 'three plus one' local radio ownership rule will be dropped in favour of a 'two plus one' requirement, write Colin Robertson and Georgina Lipscomb
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NewsRadio sector set to win '3 plus 1' battle
The commercial radio industry is optimistic that the government's controversial 'three plus one' local ownership will be dropped in favour of a 'two plus one' requirement, writes Georgina Lipscomb
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ITV hits back at ITC international warning
ITV has clashed with the Independent Television Commission (ITC) after the regulator warned it must continue to make extra money available to its news service to ensure quality reporting of international events, writes Steve Aston
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NewsITC clears ITV1 Shipman drama
ITV1 has been handed a reprieve by the Independent Television Commission (ITC) after it cleared the broadcaster's controversial docudrama on mass-murderer Harold Shipman of charges of bad taste and insensitivity, writes Luke Satchell
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ITC: scrap news bias rules for niche TV.
Minority broadcasters should be allowed to dispense with strict rules governing impartiality in order to inject
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NewsITC: scrap news bias rules for niche TV
Minority broadcasters should be allowed to dispense with strict rules governing impartiality in order to inject life into predictable news bulletins and get more people watching, a major study of television news has concluded, writes David Wood
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NewsDTI stalwart favourite to head Ofcom
A Department of Trade of Industry (DTI) high flier has emerged as a leading contender for the Ofcom chief executive post amid accusations that the DTI could eclipse the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) in the new regulatory environment, write Colin Robertson and ...
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NewsDyke seeks talks with Jowell over fines
BBC director general Greg Dyke is to seek talks with media secretary Tessa Jowell following her decision to impose fines of up to£250,000 on the BBC for breaches over standards, taste and decency and production quotas, writes David Rose
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Unions angry over being left out of Ofcom report
Unions representing members of the five regulators set to merge to form Ofcom have hit out at the government, accusing it of excluding them from a top-level consultation on the setting up of the super-regulator, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsITC slams Dating Channel
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) has rapped digital service The Dating Channel for screening text messages relating to paedophilia and sexual perversion, writes Steve Aston
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Ofcom should have say on ITV merger.
The ITV companies should not be allowed to merge until new super-regulator Ofcom is up and
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ITC PUBLISHES RESPONSES.
The Independent Television Commission is to publish approved submissions to its programme supply review on its
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Regional TV faces crisis.
Television production in the nations and regions is in crisis as commercial pressures force broadcasters to
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Spectrum costs to become reality.
The prospect of broadcasters having to shell out up to #15m per channel in spectrum charges
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BBC schools plan in the balance.
The BBC's controversial£150m online digital curriculum could hit the rocks unless media secretary Tessa Jowell
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Blair will force Lords to accept US buyers.
The Government plans to use the threat of invoking the Parliament Act to force a reluctant
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Ofcom rapped for overlooking public
The board of new super-regulator Ofcom has been condemned by the National Consumer Council (NCC) which has voiced 'deep concern' that it does not feature a consumer champion to stand up for the interests of the public, writes Leigh Holmwood
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NewsGovernment promises stringent rules for BBC
The government last night maintained its commitment to keep the BBC out from under the control of Ofcom, but moved to console commercial broadcasters claiming the corporation would be subjected to much heavier regulation than them, writes David Rose
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NewsProgramme supply review panel formed
Former ITV chief executive Richard Eyre and Guardian Media Group chief executive Bob Phillis have been called on to sit on the panel that will assist the Independent Television Commission's (ITC) programme supply review, writes Penny Hughes