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Media Minister Julia Lopez's speech to the Digital Television Group summit
Guidelines for prisons on the licensing requirements when playing films, television and music in prison.
Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Lucy Frazer addresses the Royal Television Society
This series brings together all documents relating to Television exports series
You need a licence to use copyright music in TV programmes
The Independent Television Commission (ITC) licensed and regulated commercial television services in the United Kingdom (except S4C in Wales) between 1 January 1991 and 28 December 2003.
You can get a free TV licence if you're 75 or over and you get Pension Credit, or a discount if you're blind or in residential care - who qualifies, how to apply
Culture Secretary promises to remove “Sword of Damocles” anti-free press laws as she opens Second Reading of the Media Bill
Facebook serves as an outlet for interactivity between displaced drama producers and audiences that imitates the dynamics of live theatre
Internet-based TV channels on smart TVs could be brought in line with existing Ofcom content rules on traditional TV
Information on whether you need approval to put on certain types of regulated entertainment.
These undertakings require the BBC not to give preference to advertising its own magazines on BBC1 and BBC2.
You need a TV Licence to watch or record programmes on a TV, computer or other device as they're broadcast, and to watch on-demand BBC programmes on iPlayer
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