Ofcom

Online sites and apps are now as popular as TV news – which saw a steep decline last year – for the first time, new Ofcom research has found.

Our global member organisations recently joined us for a PSM Unpacked roundtable to discuss Prominence - its impact and issues.

The UK Government's Mid-Term Review of the BBC has recommended a range of reforms, but critics have labelled the proposals a "kick" at the broadcaster.

Online news sources – particularly social media sites and apps – are the dominant means by which younger people in the UK access news.

Joint letter to the UK's Commissioner for Public Appointments regarding our extreme concern at the opaque, ongoing process to appoint a new Chair of media regulator Ofcom.

Media regulation has a role to play in protecting media freedom. But that protection requires a commitment to impartiality, independence, and transparency.

Hong Kong's public broadcaster discontinues BBC World Service live relay following Chinese regulator's ban of BBC World News broadcasts.

While the review may propose opportunities for public media to become more financially stable, relevant and reach all audiences, Ofcom must ensure that, first and foremost, it protects the key principles of public media.

Last week the UK regulator released its second annual Media Nations report revealing key trends in the broadcasting sector and providing evidence for ongoing debate about the future of public service broadcasting.

Ofcom announces measures to help public broadcasters face “unprecedented pressure” of competition from streaming services and global media giants.