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Jeremy Hunt lays out his vision for a new Communications Act at the RTS Cambridge Convention.
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Government commits to child protection in video-on-demand services in light of Ofcom report
Reform proposals will be drawn up for “unclear” code.
Strict controls on video-on-demand services will be secured.
Seeking your ideas on the future of the communications sector.
DCMS response to public enquiries.
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Read and comment on the discussion papers for the upcoming seminars
Replies to open letter made public to ensure transparency. Nearly 170 responses to Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt’s Communications Review …
A series of policy seminars will be held in the coming months to shape and inform the Government’s communications review.
Five seminars planned to shape and inform review. A new Communications Bill will be introduced by the end of this Parliament to ensure the…
Government and Ofcom take next steps on Digital Economy Act.
Measures to tackle Internet piracy moved forward today
Find out how plans in your area are progressing.
Thank you very much for inviting me to speak to you today. I wanted to start by making five extremely obvious points. First, traditional silos…
Alexa Chung and David Gandy strike a pose on Savile Row.
90% of viewers able to receive TG4 and RTE One and Two following switchover
TV viewers in Northern Ireland will be able to watch TG4 and RTÉ One and Two on Freeview following digital TV switchover.
Three quarters of local authorities have completed their plans for rolling-out superfast broadband to rural areas.
Groundbreaking film agreements cross international boundaries and political divides.
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