Category: Regulation

Most ASA adjudications that make it to the ruling stage find against the company being complained about, however CityFibre has successfully defended a complaint by BT in relation to claims about its rollout.

Altnets will often build in areas where no fibre broadband currently exists to get access to the government's Project Gigabit funding, but we look at how this can be helpful to consumers.

The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA UK) has published a ruling against Vodafone in relation to an advert challenged by EE

Following the ASA's ruling against EE we are still seeing ads which may mislead if you don't fully understand the technology standards.

The exact details will likely only emerge after the investigation has completed but Ofcom is investigating whether Primo Dialler is in compliance with General Conditions B1.8, B1.9(b), B1.9(c), and the Communications Act S128(5).

Using powers Ofcom had prior to the recent Online Safety Act Ofcom has fined OnlyFans £1.05 million for failing to provide accurate and complete information to Ofcom in response to two statutory information requests.

The Advertising Standard Authority (ASA) has upheld a complaint against EE in relation to various adverts on television, radio and online.

The risk of a bug or hack of a single suppliers hardware is real and ensuring the UK does not grind to a halt if one supplier has problems with its mobile or fixed network hardware and software is critical to the economy and lives.

After a request DSIT a working group was formed by ISPA and INCA to develop a set of best practice guidelines.

Ahead of the new Telecoms Access Review regulations in 2026 and in plenty of time for those looking to respond to the proposals we have published our analysis for the state of broadband in the two markets.