TV licence fee 'to fund Welfare For W*nkers'
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Ofcom's Nathan Barley Quango flies again It was ridicule from Register readers that helped kill one of the year's daftest ideas. The Â£150m-a-year "Public Service Publisher" quango is Ofcom Chief Ed Richards' pet initiative: he views this bold foray into gimmicky interactive games and Web 2.0-buzzword compliant websites as his "legacy".â¦
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Media & professional: Channel 4 may still have to refund up to Â£2.35m to viewers affected by phone quiz scandal despite protesting to regulator.
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Britain's biggest broadcasters are getting together to encourage people to give time and money to charities.
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Digital channels BBC Three and BBC Four offer poor value for money, a government-backed review says.
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The Federal Communications Commission said on Tuesday that it would fine 169 Fox television stations $7,000 each, or a total of $1.
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Britain's media regulator said Tuesday it will consult the public on plans by British Sky Broadcasting Group PLC to launch pay-TV services on the country's free-to-air digital TV platform.
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An independent review into party funding will recommend a cap on individual donations, the BBC has learned.
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Young drivers are to be given funding towards the cost of advanced driver training to help cut road deaths.
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BBC shows are expected to be made available to download later this year as on-demand plans get initial approval.
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Many vulnerable people now face eligibility tests for basic services as councils tighten budgets.
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Ma Bell finds new ways to make you pay for TV.
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WASHINGTON -- Millions of $40 government coupons become available Tuesday to help low-tech television owners buy special converter boxes for older TVs that might not work after the switch to digital broadcasting.
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GPs are to be given their own budgets to pay for services for their patients.
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Â· Ofcom urges rethink of broadcaster's remit  Â· Cash help needed to plug Â£100m digital black hole
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The BBC says it should look at whether it is doing enough to support the UK film industry.
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Why is the government paying for our consumer electronics? A contrary opinion on the voucher program for mandatory analog TV conversion. In Gadget Lab.
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The government's spending watchdog is to investigate pay deals given to top BBC entertainers.