Ofcom
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The telecoms regulator’s probe into the industry is only a consultation. Proposals, decisions – and cheques – will not arrive quickly
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Drama featuring scenes including characters being bludgeoned and burned should not have been shown at teatime and without a warning, says Ofcom
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Media regulator could announce its choice to replace Terry Burns as early as this week
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Telecoms group says 80% of calls will be answered in the UK by December after its customer service was ranked among worst in the industry
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Competition and Markets Authority gives final clearance saying deal will not hurt mobile phone or broadband customers
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Kathryn Hudson faces scrutiny by some MPs over perceived unwillingness to act against prominent figures caught out by undercover stings
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Kathryn Hudson had criticised the Channel 4 and Daily Telegraph investigation but Ofcom on Monday ruled the journalists behaved fairly
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While the corporation’s news was deemed ‘trustworthy’, less than half of those polled believed the BBC to be ‘impartial and unbiased’
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Media regulator says majority of complaints were connected to faults, service and provision issues as number rises to 25 per 100,000 customers
The Jump: 'most dangerous show on TV' escapes Ofcom censure