Poland’s National Broadcasting Council (KRRiT) has fined the broadcaster Polsat PLN50,000 (€11.930) for transmitting a programme that could have a negative impact on minors.
Superfast broadband surges in UK
One in four UK residential fixed broadband connections is now ‘superfast’, offering headline speeds of 30 Mbps or more, according to the latest research published by the regulator Ofcom.
£188,000 fee to use UK DTT spectrum
Ofcom has set out the fees payable by users of Britain’s terrestrial spectrum. Key multiplex holders will be charged an annual £188,000 for use of the DTT platform.
Digital UK delivers damning criticism of White Space strategy
Digital UK has set itself on a collision course with the regulator Ofcom after raising concern at the introduction of White Space technology.
Ofcom acts against Pressley VOD site
The UK regulator Ofcom has taken enforcement action against the “Jessica Pressley” VOD site, using powers under Section 368K of the Communications Act for the first time.
Challenges ahead in spectrum management
Ofcom has warned there are likely to be significant challenges for spectrum management over the next ten years.
Ofcom reveals White Space trialists
About 20 public and private organisations, including BT and Microsoft will use new wireless technologies in Europe’s first major pilot of white space services.
Ofcom rules Playboy TV UK controlled from Canada
Ofcom has upheld an appeal by Playboy TV UK that it was no longer the operator of online video on-demand services Playboy TV and Demand Adult.
Marnick to run Ofcom spectrum
Ofcom has appointed Philip Marnick as its new group director in charge of spectrum.
Fall in consumer complaints
Ofcom has reported a quarterly fall in the number of complaints made against the major telecoms and pay-TV providers.