An episode of the now discontinued Mark Steyn programme was found to be in serious breach of UK broadcasting rules, the second time GB News has fallen foul of Ofcom.
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Poor complaints handling by Virgin Media O2 means its cable TV service is once again the most complained about pay TV provider, according to new Ofcom stats.
Broadcast regulator Ofcom has introduced a new requirement and supplementary guidance designed to ensure the BBC communicates more openly and consistently with its competitors about planned changes to its public services.
GB News and TalkTV have been accused of circumventing rules prohibiting serving politicians from presenting news programmes.
Poor and old people among those who are less satisfied with the BBC, according to Ofcom, as BBC accused of chasing younger users.
Virgin Media O2 remains the most complained about pay TV operator in the UK, according to Ofcom’s latest statistics.
Broadcasters, publishers, Governments and representatives from the arts and culture industries have slammed proposals to change the framework under which the BBC operates.
ITV continued to generate the largest number of complaints to Ofcom in 2022, with Love Island, Good Morning Britain and I’m a Celebrity triggering adverse viewer reaction.
The BBC wants to be more flexible when covering sport on BBC Radio 5 Live, make changes to national and regional programmes and cut live music quotas for Radio 2.
Ofcom plans to toughen minimum standards for broadcasters and multiplex operators following two major broadcasting disasters last year.