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The British government has, in effect, declared war on American streamers including Netflix and Amazon with "major reforms" proposed.

Broadcasting white paper to protect British content by giving public service broadcasters a more flexible remit for the programmes they produce and show

The U.K. government has outlined its plans to overhaul the country's public-service broadcasting laws, promising to create a new "golden age of British TV." 

The UK government is proposing broadcast regulator Ofcom set new rules for Netflix, Disney+, Apple TV+ et al...

The UK government has confirmed this week that major changes are on the way for the region’s broadcasters. A white paper published on Thursday (April 28) includes plans intended to boost ...

The decision of the Nigerian Government to suspend Twitter in Nigeria, has implications for not just social media companies but also for all internet and technology companies with Nigerian subscribers.

This article summarises the regulation around prohibited and controlled advertising in United Kingdom.

The UK’s media watchdog has suspended the licence of Khalsa Television Limited after an investigation found its KTV channel breached broadcasting rules with Khalistani propaganda.

The Minister of Information and Culture, Lai Mohammed, has said that the National Broadcasting Commission, NBC, must step up its regulatory role ahead of

LONDON (AP) — Britain’s communications regulator on Friday revoked the license of the state-funded Russian broadcaster RT amid concern that its coverage of the war in Ukraine was biased. The decision comes as the regulator, Ofcom, conducts 29 investigations into the impartiality of RT’s coverage of the Russian invasion of Ukraine.