All Regulation articles
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NewsOfcom launches investigation into Channel 4 ADHD doc
Watchdog looking into fairness and privacy surrounding The Great ADHD Myth? following deluge of complaints
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NewsBig Brother episode sparks over 7,000 Ofcom complaints
Viewers protest over interactions between on-screen couple on ITV series
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NewsUS prepares 20% federal production incentive
Proposed bill aims to pull shows back to America and would apply to TV projects as well as film
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NewsUS incentive ‘could create $125bn production boost’
Study commissioned by MPA suggests scheme could also create $250bn economic impact between 2027 and 2035
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NewsUK and Canada extend co-production pact
Treaty update to allow companies to co-produce shows while receiving the same treatment as solely UK or Canadian projects
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NewsAustralia’s SPA warns Queensland incentive cuts will hit economy
Comments from producer group follow state’s decision to cut funding scheme from A$42m ($22.5m) in 2025/26 to A$50m over two years
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NewsTrump’s federal production incentive gains support
Democrats and the MPA support call that could stem flow of TV and film shoots to UK, Australia and Eastern Europe
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NewsYouTube EMEA boss hits back at PSB prominence push
Pedro Pina argues move would hit creators and impact ’foundational principle’ of free viewing choice on the streamer
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NewsFCC repeals limit over US broadcaster’s reach
Regulator’s decision set to pave way for more M&A among regional operators
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NewsEd Vaizey: regulation of social media content is vital
“I support making a stand, showing that you’re prepared to take action”, says former culture minister
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NewsDavid Abraham calls for major British tech play to safeguard PSM
Former C4 boss urges PSBs and government to invest in a new broadcasting ecosystem
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CommentOriginal British tech can help save Public Service Media for the post-broadcast age
Only unprecendented collaboration and genuine ambition can ensure that British content for British audiences will flourish, argues David Abraham
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NewsMAFS Australia allegations ‘deeply concerning’, says Ofcom
UK regulator joins Australian counterpart in condemning ‘disturbing’ allegations involving contestants with drug and violence convictions
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NewsCompetition regulator begins Paramount-Warner Bros Discovery merger inquiry
Non-ministerial body has set a 7 August deadline to decide whether to proceed investigation
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NewsBBC grandee issues permanent charter warning
Elan Closs Stephens calls funding proposal a ‘risk’; reveals deputy DG decision imminent
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NewsDana Strong: collaboration key to compete with global players
Sky boss urges UK regulators and government to support partnerships between domestic media groups
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NewsLisa Nandy admits government ‘got it wrong’ on AI copyright
Speaking to Steven Knight at SXSW London, culture secretary says consultations are ongoing
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NewsBBC open to a lower licence fee – if everyone pays
Corporation also sets out vision to open iPlayer to PSB peers and rivals
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NewsNetflix and Prime Video to be brought under enhanced Ofcom regulation
Major UK SVoDs must comply with standards and accessibility features traditional broadcasters currently face