All Media Bill articles – Page 4
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NewsSale of C4 ‘50/50’ after Johnson resignation
Leading candidates reportedly lukewarm on privatisation
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NewsBBC policy director calls for clarity over government’s digital-first ambitions
Clare Sumner: legislation comes around very rarely – so it must be detailed
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NewsC4 sale and licence fee review up in air as Johnson resigns
Industry’s big political issues have been driven by PM and loyal culture secretary Nadine Dorries
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NewsDorries: new owner must retain C4’s PSB status for a decade
Broadcaster’s current profitability makes it the best time to sell, said culture secretary
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NewsBectu slams ‘disastrous’ C4 sale plan cemented in Queen’s Speech
Philippa Childs cites unique role played by PSB
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NewsGovernment to overhaul what it means to be a PSB
BBC, ITV, C4 & C5 in line for simplified set of objectives as Ofcom gets powers to fine SVoDs
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NewsIn-house production on the cards at privatised C4
Government expecting significant interest in buying the PSB
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NewsNadine Dorries to invest C4 sale proceeds into ‘levelling up’
Culture secretary pledges ‘creative dividend for all’ following anticipated £1bn sale
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NewsGovernment pushes ahead with C4 privatisation
Alex Mahon informs staff of ’disappointing’ decision
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NewsMaria Miller raises NDA concerns with ITN
Former culture secretary contacts Deborah Turness with discrimination concerns
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NewsOfcom gears up for SVoD regulation
Chief exec Melanie Dawes believes handing watchdog greater powers would bring ‘real value’
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NewsNadine Dorries weighs in on Jimmy Carr joke
Culture secretary reiterates plans to regulate SVoD giants
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CommentWe’ll secure UK radio’s smart speaker future
The government is prepared to legislate to make sure listeners can easily find their favourite UK stations, writes culture minister Julia Lopez
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NewsPSBs in line for more flexibility
Ofcom’s Future PSB recommendations propose broadcasters given more control over way in which they deliver quotas and ‘qualitative requirements’
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FeaturesAnalysis: PSB prominence: too little, too late?
With Ofcom’s recommendations winning informal government support, confidence is growing that legislation is on the way. But will it come soon enough?
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