Ofcom chairman says no more ‘free ride’ for social media companies May 12, 2024 "It’s become a bit of a Wild West in some corners of the internet and on social media," Ofcom's chairman said this weekend.
Onlyfans: Ofcom launches investigation into underage access to adult site’s content May 1, 2024 "We are also investigating whether Onlyfans failed to comply with its duties to provide complete and accurate information," Ofcom said.
Royal Mail continues drive to scrap Saturday post after union bends April 30, 2024 Royal Mail's proposals include a slower first-class service and reducing the number of delivery days from six to three.
Union appears to support Royal Mail proposals to end Saturday post April 28, 2024 The Communication Workers Union (CWU) had been a major obstacle to Royal Mail's efforts to reduce its loss-making daily deliveries.
London connectivity blackouts cost businesses nearly £6bn April 23, 2024 London businesses have lost almost £6bn over the past year due to connectivity outages, new data has revealed.
Royal Mail modernisation plan: What changes is it proposing and how could they affect you? April 3, 2024 Royal Mail has proposed several measures to "deliver a more efficient and more financially sustainable Universal Service".
BBC slammed as ‘drunk on power’ amidst ‘full-blooded assault’ on media March 23, 2024 The head of the UK's News Media Association has said the BBC is launching a "full-blooded assault" on the commercial media sector.
Ofcom could sanction GB News over five shows hosted by Tory MPs which breached rules March 18, 2024 Ofcom has warned it could sanction GB News after it has found five of the broadcaster's programmes to have breached its broadcasting code.
GB News losses widen to £42m amid Farage, Rees-Mogg, Johnson wages and Ofcom probes March 5, 2024 GB News is grappling with a flurry of setbacks including plunging losses, a swathe of ongoing Ofcom investigations and a hefty wage bill.
Media secretary ‘minded to’ open second probe into Telegraph sale January 24, 2024 Media secretary Lucy Frazer has said she is "minded to" to open a new investigation into the proposed £600m sale of the Telegraph.