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The Government has said it will introduce stronger safeguards to prevent foreign broadcasters from "swamping" British TV screens with cheap imports after the ownership rules are relaxed. Measures include calls for tough UK production quotas to be imposed on any foreign media company that takes over...
Imperial Tobacco sent a warning to the Government this week, stating that banning tobacco advertising would not kill the industry. The Government has promised to axe cigarette advertising by the end of the year, but the IT chief executive, Gareth Davies, said in countries where a ban existed, the tobacco...
LONDON - The advertising industry's hopes of winning an early switch to a self-regulatory system for television and radio commercials have suffered a setback.
The Government has confirmed that the new Communications Bill will be introduced in this Parliamentary session. The Queen's Speech stated that the Bill, expected to lead to widespread consolidation in the broadcast industry, will be introduced by this time next year.
The Government is ready to relax the radio ownership rules further, paving the way for wider than expected consolidation. This could reduce the number of owners to two plus the BBC. - The Guardian.
LONDON - Hopes that TV and radio commercials will be brought into line with the self-regulatory system for print advertising have been boosted by a U-turn by the government.
The Government is set to allow US companies to buy British media companies if they pledge to buy at least half of their programming from this country. The plans have raised objections from a Parliamentary committee, headed by the filmmaker Lord Puttnam, which argues that US companies should not be allowed...
Mark Thompson, the chief executive of Channel 4, used his MacTaggart Lecture to seek government guarantees over Channel 4's future funding while slamming creative standards in UK television.
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