The House of Lords’ Communication and Digital Committee has published its report into the BBC’s future funding.
The House of Lords’ Communication and Digital Committee has published its report into the BBC’s future funding.
Ofcom has set out how it will regulate Royal Mail over the next five years, including continuing to set annual delivery targets and to impose a cap on second-class stamp prices.
The Online Safety Bill’s progress through parliament has been delayed as the Conservative Party leadership race hots up.
The Online Safety Bill’s progress through parliament has been delayed as the Conservative Party leadership race hots up.
The Government has proposed to severely weaken IP protections for publishers and fellow sectors of the creative industries by creating a ‘full exception’ for text and data mining (TDM).
The Government has recently published its response to its ‘Data: A New Direction’ consultation, which the PPA responded to with input from data protection experts in our member businesses.
Following the Government’s announcement that its BBC Mid-Term Charter Review will encompass the Corporation’s market impact on UK content makers, regulator Ofcom has published a statement on its regulation of the Corporation.
Journalism trade title Press Gazette has highlighted a ‘glaring omission’ in the Online Safety Bill affecting PPA members.
An amendment to the Online Safety Bill that would protect specialist media publishers was debated in the Public Bill Committee scrutinising the Bill on Tuesday (June 14).
The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has published its Final Report following an extensive Market Study into Mobile Ecosystems.
SNP Shadow Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport John Nicolson MP has tabled an amendment to the Online Safety Bill that would protect specialist media publishers.
In the House of Commons, John Whittingdale MP asked Government ministers if enhanced for ‘recognised news publishers’ in the Online Safety Bill will be extended to specialist media titles.
The CMA is investigating whether Google has broken the law by restricting competition in the digital advertising technology market.
The Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has produced its Terms of Reference for the Mid-Term Review of the BBC’s Royal Charter.
The Government has announced that it will delay planned advertising restrictions on foods high in fat, salt, or sugar (HFSS). Restrictions banning paid-for HFSS adverts online, which were originally stated to come into force in January 2023, will now be introduced from the start of 2024.
On Tuesday, the Government set out plans to publish draft legislation which will give the Digital Markets Unit (DMU) the powers it needs to rebalance relationships between platforms and publishers.
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