Ofcom extends Channel 4’s licence for a further decade
The new licence is designed to support Channel 4’s digital content and distribution strategy, while safeguarding its investment in UK content, said Ofcom
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The new licence is designed to support Channel 4’s digital content and distribution strategy, while safeguarding its investment in UK content, said Ofcom
An amendment to the Bill includes retaining the 'Reithian' principles of public service broadcast, ensuring PSBs continue to inform, educate and entertain
The Bill is currently at its “third reading” stage in the House of Lords
Ofcom's report found broadcasters foresee a tipping point at which it will no longer be viable to support DTT in its current form
Broadcaster TVP Info was taken off air last month after the new government accused it of becoming an outlet for Poland’s previous government, led by...
TVP Info been accused of being an outlet for Poland's previous government
Justin Kings tells TVBEurope about his journey in the media industry, from Capital Radio to the BBC, and now leading the EBU Academy, which...
Freely, which is due to launch in 2024, is being developed by Everyone TV (formerly Digital UK), the organisation which runs free TV in...
Ampere said the competition from digital platforms and funding constraints caused by declining public TV revenue, budget cuts and austerity measures have limited PSM...
Follows the resignation of director general Dee Forbes last month over undeclared payments made to broadcaster Ryan Tubridy
A new report from COBA states that plans to allow more advertising on ITV and Channel 4 would result in 27.5 minutes of public...
ITV is applying to continue to deliver its PSB contribution for the 10 year period from the end of 2024 when the current licences...
Document reveals plans for Channel 4 privatisation, a new Video-on-Demand code to regulate streaming services, and legislation around prominence for public service broadcasters
A new report from Enders Analysis looks at what impact a move to a subscription-based model could have on the BBC and TV viewing...
The assessment now has six months in which to conduct a BCA into the proposed television channel before issuing both a proposed and final...
Organisation is calling for the UK's regulatory system to be urgently updated
The broadcaster has laid out five areas where it says Ofcom and the government need to act in order to future-proof public service media
Report on the future of public service broadcasting published by the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport Committee
Regulator suggests PSBs could become full or partly subscription-based.
Panel is tasked with providing independent expertise and advice as part of the government's strategic review of PSBs
Liz Corbin, EBU deputy media director and head of news discusses how the organisation has helped broadcasters deliver reliable, trusted news to audiences during...
Ministers are said to be "laying the groundwork" for a review of Channel 4 that could lead to all or part of it being...
Briefing note warns broadcaster's assets are “fully stretched” in terms of collateral against loans and “its capacity to borrow more is therefore limited"
Ofcom has published its annual Media Nations report
Melanie Dawes will be questioned on the role of public service broadcasting
Nigel Walley, MD and founder of Decipher, explains why free TV platforms need to innovate to keep up with the SVoD giants
Urge the government "to provide a package of support to freelancers"
Responds to Ofcom report into PSB delivery
New report looks at how public service broadcasting has delivered for UK audiences over a five-year period
Current PSB model "no longer fit for purpose" says Sky
Broadcaster cites BBC Studios as fending off competition
"Commercial public service broadcasters do seem a bit of an anachronism"
Report determined need to cut costs by €60 million over three years
"If we fail to support our PSBs, audiences would miss them when they're gone."
European broadcasters spent a third of their content budget on sports in 2018
Corporation tells TVBEurope discussions over prominence continue
DCMS said to be in discussions over limit of ads per hour on PSBs
Mahon said PSBs were “guaranteed investors” in British creativity and British programmes
Regulator has launched a national debate on the future of PSBs
Communications Committee will scrutinise Netflix's commitment to British programming
Forms part of five-year strategic partnership between STV and Sky
Communications Committee will examine how SVoD services are shaping the market