Ofcom sounds out radio players

Article Abstract:

Ofcom is an evidence-based organization whose task is to withdraw from regulation where it's not necessary. The first thing Ofcom should be doing is looking at competition issues and the BBC and just rein the BBC in from areas it shouldn't be involved; secondly the BBC should come under the direction of Ofcom.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Radio Broadcasting, Government regulation, Legal/Government Regulation, Radio broadcasting stations, Laws, regulations and rules, Radio broadcasting industry, Powers and duties, Office of Communications (United Kingdom)

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Idol worship or copyright theft?

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Referring to the controversy over ITVEs X-Factor being an imitation of Pop idol, and an imminent court action likely, a report is presented on the lack of copyrights for formats, and how unless there is a legal precedent, there is not much that broadcasters can do to protect copying by rival broadcasters.

Television Broadcasting, Television broadcasting stations, Patents & copyrights, Television broadcasting industry, Television programs, Intellectual property

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In love with Dr Who

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Television producer Russell T Davies talks about his passion for producing television programs and his views about the success of 'Doctor Who' series.

Interview, Television producers and directors, Television producers (Persons), Davies, Russell T

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