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The UK plans to update the Media Act 2024 to bring streaming platforms with 500K+ users under “enhanced” Ofcom regulation, giving it power to investigate them

Streaming platforms in the U.K. are set to come under “enhanced regulation” from media regulator Ofcom

Variety K.J. Yossman

Discussion

  • @alexarmstrong Alex Armstrong on x
    BREAKING: Labour have expanded OFCOMs powers. Major streaming platforms, including Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and Disney+, are to face regulations from Ofcom, bringing them in line with traditional broadcasters under new legislation. They want full control. [image]
  • @togetherdec @togetherdec on x
    But who will protect us from @Ofcom?
  • @donmcgowan Don McGowan on x
    I'm sure they're as worried about this as R̶e̶f̶o̶r̶m̶ ̶T̶V̶ GB News.
  • @dvatw David Vance on x
    As if Netflix was not bad enough...👇🏻
  • @prestonjbyrne Preston Byrne on x
    Netflix is not a terrestrial UK broadcaster. It is an American company operating in and from the United States. Ofcom has no right to treat it as a UK television company.
  • @mcrreiners Michael Reiners on x
    Ofcom, and the 2003 Communications Act which created it, must be abolished/repealed
  • @charliecolecc Charlie Cole on x
    Terrible, should be reversed by a future Government.
  • r/ukpolitics r on reddit
    Streamers in U.K. Set to Come Under ‘Enhanced Regulation’ from Ofcom