Chrissie Hynde
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Grainne Gillis
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More than half of UK adults are risking their online security by using the same password for most if not all websites they visit, according to researc...
Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has confirmed it has received complaints about a raunchy 'chair dance' performed on Saturday's 'Britain's Got Talent'. ...
WHOS COMING WITH ME TO SHOOT THIS HANNA FLINT It's always refreshing to get feedback from a reader, but this one takes the biscuit. I came across th...
Nearly 40% of consumers feel "superfast" 4G mobile internet access is too costly, a study suggests. Increasing numbers of smartphone and tablet use...
It's clear that nuisance calls and texts have become a daily problem for many people. They not only cause frustration, but they can even be distressing and intimidating. We've had more than 1,600 comments about nuisance calls and texts on our website and many of them had the same theme - 'why isn't something being done?' Our research also found that in the last three months, seven in 10 people received unsolicited calls and four in 10 an unwanted text.
A Pink tribute act who lashed out after she failed to get through to the next round of 'The X Factor' has lost her complaint against the show. TV w...
How on earth can you announce you want to raise £3.5 billion from an auction and then not make maximizing the money that you're trying to raise a priority?
ITV has been criticised by the broadcasting watchdog for an interview on Lorraine in which Dannii Minogue promoted a type of milk. The former X Fac...
For local TV it will be crucial to deliver quality news programming, but it needs to be innovative and distinctive so it complements the other TV news that people already watch.
Mobile phone retailer Phones 4u has announced it will launch its own network. LIFE Mobile will launch by the end of 2013, and offer 4G services to ...
'The X Factor' has fallen foul of TV watchdog Ofcom after it breached the broadcasting code by giving "undue prominence" to the hotel where the show's...
Comedian Jack Whitehall is under pressure to stand down as presenter of a prize at the National Television Awards following complaints about his perfo...
Seven companies will bid for 4G mobile broadband spectrum in the UK, Ofcom has announced. Blocks of 800MHz and higher-frequency 2.6GHz spectrum wil...
An instalment of 'The X Factor' which featured a Britney Spears impersonator performing a "saucy" routine in a body stocking before the watershed did ...
TV watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation into 'I'm A Celebrity...Get Me Out Of Here!' after the ITV1 show involved the young daughter of 'EastE...
So, the Leveson Report is out, and very helpfully, is available online, free. I've read the fifty page , and that is probably enough for me.
There are plenty of legitimate arguments to be made against the judge's recommendations but can we please get our facts straight? And drop all the references to "positively Orwellian" measures and "Mugabe's Zimbabwe"? Ahead of this afternoon's debate in the Commons on press regulation, here's my modest attempt to debunk the five biggest media myths about the Leveson report.
This week I've found myself at odds with a number of friends and colleagues on the subject of press regulation, with the majority of my lefty acquaintances being in favour of Lord Justice Leveson's plan for an "independent regulator" underpinned by statute.
The Leveson report into press ethics was released on Thursday - in four volumes - weighing 10 kilos, and covering some 2,000 pages. The Huffington...
An advert showing a surgeon performing a brain operation while organising a holiday online has been banned after complaints it was offensive, distress...
A digital TV channel has been slapped with a £40,000 fine after screening a back-to-back series of racy shows featuring nude Playboy models before th...
Lord McAlpine is set to take legal action against Sally Bercow, Twitter users who named him and ITV's This Morning for libel, according to his lawyer....
The timeline for the largest ever sale of mobile phone spectrum in the UK has been released. 4G LTE is up to seven times faster than 3G, enabling d...
ITV has been criticised for airing an episode of 'The Only Way Is Essex' when children would have been watching. Characters discussed getting drunk...
