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This page provides a guide for those interested in key upcoming digital regulatory activity being explored, developed or implemented by government. It covers a range of governance activities, from legislative change to the development of co-regulatory and self-regulatory frameworks.
How can local authorities demonstrate leadership and create a strategy to encourage investment in digital infrastructure?
If you're advertising or marketing, including direct marketing, you must be accurate and honest and follow the advertising codes of practice
The government’s response to the Competition and Markets Authority’s (CMA) market study into online platforms and digital advertising.
The Online Advertising Programme will review the regulatory framework of paid-for online advertising
How to buy assisted digital and digital inclusion services through the Digital Training and Support framework.
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How to attract users, increase digital take up and promote your online service.
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