Clementi: BBC impartiality starts at the top, not half way down
BBC's current chair has been speaking to the DCMS select committee about his successor
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BBC's current chair has been speaking to the DCMS select committee about his successor
Melanie Dawes will be questioned on the role of public service broadcasting
Neil Mendoza has been tasked with advising the government on how film, theatre, galleries and entertainment venues can recover from coronavirus lockdown
DCMS Committee is calling for evidence from organisations and arms-length bodies
Prime Minister reportedly favours "reform rather than revolution"
Previously described himself as "the MP for Albert Square"
Culture Secretary warns of BBC "ending up like Blockbuster"
Regulator publishes response to the Government’s SSP for telecoms, spectrum and post
DCMS said to be in discussions over limit of ads per hour on PSBs
MPs considering calling Netflix and Amazon to give evidence
DCMS looking to bring rules in line with those of traditional broadcasters
Seeks to examine the impact of addictive technologies on people's lives
DCMS published guidance for broadcasting and VoD on possible no deal scenario
Culture minister Jeremy Wright due to speak at Edinburgh TV Festival
Minister reveals decision in written statement to House of Commons
New report examines the potential impact of Brexit in funding, the regulatory environment and the workforce
Deadline extended due to the General Election
In response to the UK’s DCMS (Department of Culture, Media and Sport) consultation into the BBC Charter Review, DTG has called on the BBC...
The UK government receives BBC pledge to become a more open Corporation
Culture Secretary John Whittingdale has commissioned a panel of experts to support the review of the BBC Royal Charter
The statistics released by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) have revealed that employment within the UK’s creative industries is increasing at...
BusinessCulture Secretary Sajid Javid (pictured) has announced the ratification of a landmark film co-production treaty between the UK and China at the GREAT Festival...
NewsThe UK’s creative industries, which includes film, television and music, are now worth £76.9 billion per year to the UK economy, according to figures...
BusinessA film co-production treaty between the UK and China has been signed by Culture Minister Ed Vaizey and Vice Minister Tong Gang of SARFT.