Ofcom chair Michael Grade: “My opinions are valueless here – it’s liberating”
The Tory peer is 79, doesn’t use social media and abhors “woke apparatchiks”. Is he the man to regulate Big…
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Ofcom wanted new businesses to enter the broadband market. Now it’s waiting for them to fail
In the late 2010s dozens of “altnets” arose to supply full-fibre broadband to rural areas, but they are threatened by…
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Banning Russia Today serves as propaganda for its persecution complex
RT trades off presenting the “real” news the Man doesn’t want you to hear.
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Lionel Barber’s Diary: Boris Johnson’s new leaf, inflation fears, and being headhunted by Ofcom
We are led to believe the Prime Minister is about to drop the habits of a lifetime, but the changes…
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A stich-up too far? Why Paul Dacre won’t be leading Ofcom after all
The entire hiring process was rerun and rigged for his benefit, yet the former Daily Mail editor has chosen not…
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Paul Dacre to be the new editor-in-chief of the Mail – again
Return of the hack.
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How much damage could Paul Dacre do as chair of Ofcom?
The former Daily Mail editor once described the media watchdog as “the worst kind of bloated quango”. Now he looks…
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