UK media regulator Ofcom has been urged by free-to-air channel Rewind TV to treat classic TV comedies from the 1970s like vintage cars and exempt them from “suffocating” broadcast rules around ...

We are a team of writers, experimenters and researchers providing you with the best advice with zero bias or partiality. Ofcom has announced 40 new measures for tech companies under the Online Safety ...

UK – Media regulator Ofcom has established an advisory committee for online information, with the Behavioural Insights Team’s Elizabeth Costa and former Full Fact CEO Will Moy among those appointed as ...

Ofcom closes loophole that could pose risk to mobile users’ privacy and security New rules will make the UK a global leader in preventing abuse by fraudsters and dangerous criminal groups. Ofcom has ...

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At present, the Ofcom regulations require broadcasters to cease all discussion and analysis of election issues once polling stations open. No commentary, no fact-checking, no rebuttals of even the ...

One online safety group has urged Ofcom to clarify and strengthen its approach to AI chatbots in the Online Safety Act. File photo dated 21/08/14 of a child using a laptop computer. Schoolchildren ...

Issue date: Monday November 27, 2023. Online safety regulator Ofcom has been accused of having a “muddled and confused” response to regulating the dangers of AI chatbots which could pose a ...

It comes after new online safety rules from Ofcom were criticised earlier this week by campaigners who said they did not go far enough. They accused the watchdog of putting the profits of Big Tech ...

LONDON: British online safety regulator Ofcom has been accused of having a "muddled and confused” response to regulating the dangers of AI chatbots which could pose a "clear risk” to the public.

"And actually Ofcom just ruled, but amazingly no-one has picked up on the fact, that Ofcom are not pursuing these complaints, because they believe it's fair, balanced and impartial. "So would we ...