Ofcom have been considerably less vocal than they could have been about an important recent development.

The UK’s communications regulator Ofcom has announced it will now issue sanctions against tech platforms that fail to remove illegal or harmful content on their sites.

GB News is facing a fresh Ofcom investigation after a Headliners episode sparked complaints. CEO Angelos Frangopoulos has ...

Tech companies must start putting in place measures to protect users from child sexual abuse images and other illegal content ...

The UK telecoms regulator, Ofcom, this week informed ISPreview that they've been "working hard to overhaul our mobile ...

The Act covers more than 100,000 services across social media, search engines and messaging apps, including Facebook, Google, X, Reddit and OnlyFans.

TWO extra channels will soon be added to Freeview TVs, just days after the broadcaster rolled out a mega upgrade to boxes.

Beginning March 17, online platforms serving UK users must actively prevent and remove illegal content under new regulations set out in the Online Safety Act.

UK warns tech giants to enhance online safety or face massive fines, service bans, and strict regulatory scrutiny.

The world needs a new social media platform that is controlled by a ‘parliament’ elected by those who use it ...

This week the anti-fraud provisions of the Online Safety Act start to become enforceable. This could mean huge fines for social media firms that break the law by carrying fraudulent content. Yet our i ...

The Worcestershire study found that roughly 1 in 10 local postcodes lacked any reliable signal, in contrast to regulator statistics that stated nearly full coverage. This mismatch harms people who ...