-turn. Bradshaw's predecessor Andy Burnham originally put government support full square behind upholding the ban ...
of the Government's planned news consortia in Wales...., the Government wants to launch so-called independently financed news consortia to help plug the gap. ...
LONDON - TalkSport owner UTV is launching a bid for one of the Government's planned regional news...Normal 0 0 1 203 1159 Haymarket Publishing 9 2 1423 11.516 0 0 0 With ITV pulling out of regional news provision and the regional press sector hit hard by the recession, the Government wants to beef up regional news through Independently Funded News Consortia ...
and run by the video-on-demand industry, but with backup powers for the UK government to intervene if need ...
's governing bodies to improve the green credentials of Formula One,' said Bernard Rey, Renault F1 team ...
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on the Government to overturn media regulation to ensure the UK is not left behind in the TV, internet and social...the Government and regulators need to react to the changes. The paper concludes: "The global democratisation ... , are being supported by their respective governments to protect the audiovisual industry, challenging the UK ... light and focused set of government policies and regulations must be designed to help industry meet ...
of governance [the BBC Trust] wouldn't work at the time it was created". He added: "The truth is the Trust ...
The two are to apply for the Government's recently announced Independently Funded News Consortium (IFNC) pilot project in Wales. They aim to create a service called, Wales Live. Three IFNCs are being created by the Government in Wales, Scotland and the Tyne Tees and Border area to develop multi ...
with the loss of 430 jobs this year. Grade also confirmed ITV would not be joining the government ... revenues. Sion Simon, the minister for creative industries said the government is considering allowing ...
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