There is a need for UK broadcasters to cooperate and possibly launch a ‘Kangaroo 2’, according to Steve Ungar, group director and board member, Ofcom.
Salisbury poisoning sparks Ofcom investigation into RT
RT could see its licence revoked after Ofcom opened an investigation into the Russian-backed news broadcaster.
BT draws highest level of complaints
BT continues to generate the highest volume of pay-TV complaints made by residential customers to Ofcom.
5G auction raises £1.35bn
Britain’s four principal mobile operators have bid a combined £1.35 billion in Ofcom’s 5G auction.
BBC sets out new distribution policy
The BBC has launched a consultation into a new Distribution Policy that will govern how its services are distributed to third parties.
Sweden cannot stop alcohol ads on UK-based channels
Plans by Sweden to impose a ban on alcohol advertising on two UK-based broadcasters is not compatible with European law.
Increase in pay-TV complaints
There’s been a slight increase in the number of complaints received against the UK’s major telecom and pay-TV providers.
Lord Burns selected as new Ofcom chair
Economist Terry Burns has been selected as the Government’s preferred candidate to be the new chair of Ofcom.
Ofcom awards CEE licences
Ofcom has awarded or transferred licences for several channels operating in Central and Eastern Europe.
Fox News breaches Ofcom impartiality rules
Two Fox News programmes have been found in breach of Ofcom’s rules on due impartiality.
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