During December Ofcom has investigated three complaints against Channel 5 about the programme Can’t Pay? We’ll Take it Away! It found in favour of the complainants in two privacy cases and did not uphold the third complaint....
Ofcom has rejected a complaint made by former Cabinet Minister Peter Lilley, over an edition of Dispatches entitled ‘Politicians for Hire: Cashing in on Brexit’....
The BBC has been found in breach of the Ofcom Broadcasting Code over a Panorama programme which exposed the alleged mistreatment and use of excessive force on young people by G4S staff at Medway Secure Training Centre, in Rochester, Kent....
Ofcom has found that Channel 5 breached the Ofcom Code when it broadcast footage of a 13 year old girl dancing, alongside comments about the sexual nature of dancing in Eamonn & Ruth’s 7 Year Itch....
Two unnamed men are suing Google in the first ‘right to be forgotten’ case to reach the English courts....
Ofcom has upheld, in part, a complaint made by a woman about a report of her involvement in an altercation on a flight from Manchester to Lahore. ‘...
The Government has announced a ‘statement of intent’ for a data protection bill. The proposals for the most part incorporate into UK law the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation (“GDPR”). ...
The Supreme Court has upheld an injunction granted to a married celebrity to prevent a Sunday tabloid reporting that he had a threesome with another couple, even though his identity has been reported in the US, Scotland and on social media....