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The media regulator Ofcom should speech up its investigation into whether Rupert Murdoch is "fit" to hold a broadcasting licence in the UK, according ...
The culture committee's findings about the failure to uncover the extent of phone hacking at the News of the World raise "serious questions" about whe...
Journalists have to consider breaking the law on occasion in order to "shed light" on wrong doing, the head of Sky News has told the Leveson inquiry, ...
Ofcom is launching an investigation into hacking of private email accounts by Sky News. The broadcaster admitted earlier this month that it accesse...
Home insurance and repairs company HomeServe has been fined £750,000 for making an excessive number of silent and abandoned calls. HomeServe excee...
James Murdoch's decision to step down as the chairman of BSkyB will be seen as yet another sign that the family's grip on UK media is crumbling. An...
Clearer speed ads aren't just fairer. UK households have been slow to take up fibre products, stifling further investment in our infrastructure. If the ASA enforced rules which made clear the very real differences between the two technologies that might not be the case.
Labour today raised fears that the Royal Mail will be sold too cheaply ahead of an announcement on the regulation of the industry. Ofcom will detai...
Adverts for food which is high in fat, sugar and salt should not be broadcast before the 9pm watershed, according to the public health minister for Sc...
Ultra high-speed 4G mobile broadband could be available across the UK this year, Ofcom said today in a statement. The new, high speed spectrum wi...
An inquiry into whether James Murdoch and BSkyB are 'fit and proper' operators of a broadcasting licence has been stepped up by the media regulator Of...
MPs today backed increases in the price of stamps despite expressing concerns about the impact on vulnerable consumers and small firms. The Busines...
Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson's comment that striking public sector workers "should be shot" did not breach broadcasting rules, TV watchdog Ofcom...
A former BBC executive has called for the creation of a new independent press regulator with more substantial powers to investigate unethical behaviou...
Ofcom has revoked the UK licence of the Iranian state controlled channel Press TV. Since 2007 Press TV has been the flagship of Iran's propaganda mission to the West, and now it is gone and that has to be good news for supporters of democracy and human rights everywhere. Enter Geoffrey Alderman.
There were two reports at the end of last year significant to social media and retail: 'Understanding the High Street' by Mary Portas and 'Internation...
As the internet swarms with reaction to Ofcom's decision to take Press TV off the Sky platform in the UK, the channel is further discrediting itself by ignoring the claims of foul play. Instead of taking the necessary steps to stay on air and protect its employees, Press TV claims this is the end of free speech in Britain.
Iranian news network Press TV has had its licence to broadcast in the United Kingdom revoked by communications watchdog Ofcom. The London-based cha...
Ofcom has outlined revised proposals for its 4G mobile spectrum auction, which could raise more than £5bn and extend coverage to 98% of the UK. Wi...
We relish in being a nation of whingers, so it's always a good day when the annual Ofcom list of complaints is released - what's been the biggest culp...
I am sure that Matthew Wright and Charlie Baker are not monsters. I am sure they are both pretty decent people, who don't actually find it funny that a teenager has been murdered in the Western Isels. But that begs the question why they were idiotic enough to include the piece on their show.
Television presenter Matthew Wright has apologised for comments he made about the murder of a teenager on a remote Scottish island - the first in the ...
Television presenter Matthew Wright has apologised for comments he made about the murder of a teenager on a remote Scottish island - the first in the ...
Watchdog Ofcom has launched an investigation into whether X Factor judge Tulisa Contostavlos has breached broadcasting rules by promoting her brand of...
Broadband speeds fall by more than a third during peak evening surfing times when most people are online. Download rates are choked by up to 35% be...
