Ofcom is the UK regulator for the communications services that we use and rely on each day.
More info – https://www.ofcom.org.uk/about-ofcom/what-we-do/what-is-ofcom/
– Audiences of the largest and most popular streaming services will, for the first time, be afforded stronger protections – similar to standards they know and trust from broadcast television – under Ofcom’s draft new Codes.
Read More– Ofcom has launched an investigation into Telegram under the UK’s Online Safety Act, to examine whether it is complying with its duties to prevent child sexual abuse material being shared.
Read More– Ofcom has today awarded small-scale DAB multiplex licences for five more areas across the UK.
Read More– To meet the growing demand for satellite connectivity services in the UK, Ofcom has decided to make more spectrum available for satellite gateway earth stations.
Read More– Popular sites and apps must enforce minimum ages, tackle grooming, make feeds safer and test products rigorously
Read More– Ofcom has issued its provisional decision against the provider of an online suicide forum in relation to breaches of the UK’s Online Safety Act.
Read More– Ofcom has today fined porn company 8579 LLC £1.35m for not having age checks in place, plus £50,000 for failing to respond to an information request.
Read More– Ofcom has announced that 47 community radio stations have successfully been awarded grants following the conclusion the Community Radio Fund, with the total amount of funding awarded reaching over £1 million.
Read More– Ofcom has fined Kick Online Entertainment SA £800,000 for failing to put in place age checks to protect children from pornographic content.
Read More– Ofcom has today set out the next steps in its investigation into X, and the limitations of the UK’s Online Safety Act in relation to AI chatbots.
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