All Regulation articles – Page 7
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NewsGovernment extends furlough scheme until end of June
Move comes as creative unions send chancellor seven-point survival plan
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NewsCulture secretary to face first DCMSC grilling
Oliver Dowden to address PSBs’ role during Covid-19 pandemic
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NewsBBC Studios kicks off freelancer furloughing
Commercial arm of publicly-funded broadcaster had sought clarity over whether it qualified for scheme
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NewsEamonn Holmes defends 5G comments as Ofcom launches probe
Regulator receives more than 400 complaints over yesterday’s show
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NewsFreelancer latest: blow as 28 February cut-off remains
HMRC clarifies rules on furloughing for recently-departed staff but sticks to its guns over deadline
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NewsHigh Court dismisses Russia Today’s Ofcom challenge
Broadcaster had appealed £200,000 fine over series of breaches
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NewsDCMS Committee opens PSB review
Inquiry to look at regulation, funding and content in a digital age
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NewsTracy Brabin: use licence fee review to bat for BBC
Shadow culture secretary launches campaign for public to say what they love about under-pressure broadcaster
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NewsOfcom could help PSBs on coronavirus impact
Regulator to consider ‘force majeure’ conditions as channels reconfigure schedules
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NewsGovernment delays IR35 roll-out by a year
Chief treasury secretary Steve Barclay presses pause on controversial tax law
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NewsChancellor promises £330bn but fails to reassure freelancers
Huge business loan package doesn’t directly address freelancer concern
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NewsOver-75 licence fee charges postponed until August
With older people likely to enter forced isolation, ‘now is not the right time’ for the rollout, says BBC chair
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NewsOfcom focuses on ‘vulnerable people’ in duty of care update
Regulator outlines ambitions for tightening up rules on TV show participants and audiences
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NewsDoctor Who central to BritBox promo trial
Ofcom considers imposing safeguards around BBC cross-promotional activity
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NewsBBC to reach out to refuseniks
Corporation to try and tempt non-payers of licence fee by promoting iPlayer and Sounds
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CommentThe Herculean effort of reforming the BBC
Kicking off a series of industry thought pieces on the BBC, Iain Dale says it must recognise it can’t do everything - and nor should it
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NewsPro-BBC Lords point finger at Cummings
Joan Bakewell among peers blasting government advisor’s ’agenda’
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NewsMahon: losing prominence will damage social cohesion
C4 chief issues stark warning over Silicon Valley giants’ bid for ‘control of the TV set’