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Hollyoaks and Grange Hill creator says courage has gone out of broadcasting
TV writer Sir Phil Redmond said social media is the ‘big issue’ children are facing nowadays.
Competition tribunal dismisses £1.3 billion class action claim against BT
Collective Action on Land Lines founder Justin Le Patourel had sought between £300 and £400 in compensation for more than three million customers.
Julia Hartley-Brewer’s row with Palestinian politician saw most Ofcom complaints
The exchange came on TalkTV in January.
Royal Mail sale to Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky cleared by the Government
Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds said the Government had secured a raft of legally-binding commitments with Mr Kretinsky’s EP Group.
Q&A: Ofcom, the Online Safety Act, and codes of practice for social media
Ofcom has published the first set of new rules to regulate social media.
Sky News found to have breached impartiality rules over Douglas Ross interview
In the interview Ross was asked about his resignation from his role as leader of the Scottish Conservative Party.
Ofcom’s new online harms rules for social media firms disappoint campaigners
Platforms now have until March to comply with the new Online Safety Act rules or face large fines.
Royal Mail takeover by Czech billionaire given go ahead
The Government is set to confirm on Monday that it has given the green light to the £5.3 billion sale of Royal Mail’s owner to Daniel Kretinsky.
Ofcom proposes slashing mobile network operator licence fees
The regulator said on Friday that it could reduce the fees it charges companies such as BT and Vodafone each year.
Ofcom fines Royal Mail £10.5m for missing delivery targets
The watchdog said Royal Mail’s poor performance is ‘eroding public trust’ in the institution, after also fining it last year.