All DCMS articles – Page 29
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NewsPublic accounts chief: BBC has 'made mess' of PSCs
Freelancers left in ‘desperate circumstances’, says Meg Hillier
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NewsCollins: PSB prominence at risk
DCMSC chair warns commercial broadcasters may drop status if safeguards aren’t put in place
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NewsBBC tackles over-75s timebomb
Corporation set to outline potential solutions to £800m problem of providing free licences
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NewsOfcom: BBC not doing enough to reach young people
Regulator’s first report also challenges Tony Hall on transparency and representation
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NewsWright: BBC should continue to pay for over-75s
Culture secretary says he will reinforce expectation of free licences for older viewers beyond 2020
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NewsBBC urged to end 'opaque' approach to equal pay
DCMS Committee calls on corporation to set central targets by end of 2018
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NewsBBC gets ball rolling on pensioner licence fee scrap
Wealthier older generation might be able to weather the costs, suggests Frontier Economics report
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NewsBulford: BBC content cuts coming
Deputy DG warns services will suffer as £800m saving target begins to bite
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NewsBectu sounds post-Brexit drama alarm
Restricting freedom of movement could spell end to boom, warns union boss
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NewsHall shifts BBC focus to growth
Director general uses RTS speech to call for new investment and flag threat from FAANGs
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NewsRegulation mismatch in the spotlight at RTS
Ofcom chief Sharon White calls for an end to the ‘arbitrary’ variations
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NewsTony Hall: BBC needs more money
Director-general calls for ‘proper debate’ over impact of years of cost-cutting
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NewsHall calls for tough tech regulation
BBC director-general to outline ways of addressing ‘big shift’ in audience habits
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NewsBectu slams Brexit technical paper
Latest report ‘just confirms what broadcasters already know’, union argues
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NewsHall: pay disclosure scares stars
Director-general tells DCMS Committee the BBC has ‘lost some people’ after publishing salaries of top talent
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NewsBBC could scrap over-75 licence fee concession
Measure is one of several cost-saving options outlined by director-general
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NewsWest Midlands chosen as 5G test bed
Government to back large scale 5G pilot across the region, with hubs in Birmingham, Coventry and Wolverhampton