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Telephone, Broadband and Pay-TV customers must be warned when their minimum contract period is coming to an end, under new rules announced today by Ofcom.
Ofcom and the ICO have published an update on their joint action plan to tackle nuisance calls and SMS messages.
Following an investigation, Ofcom has imposed a £24,500 fine to cloud communications company 'Vonage' for failing to provide uninterrupted access to 999 and 112 Emergency services.
A warning to any Communication company who tries to stop their customers from switching to another provider.
In an attempt to protect people who use 118 directory enquiry services from high call charges, Ofcom is introducing a new price cap on all calls made to 118 numbers.
TTNC to work with Ofcom to trial the porting and management of telephone numbers using blockchain and ledger technology.
From October 1st 2019, phone users will have protection from high charges for calling ‘070’ numbers.
Ofcom, the UK's Communications regulator, has introduced new rules to prevent people from receiving unwanted calls.
So the Ofcom consultation closed last month on changes to making local calls in five new area codes. From the 1st October 2
Ofcom has today published the results of research as part of its consultation on simplifying non-geographic numbers. The r
Ofcom publishes 2011 Communications Market Reports Ofcom today published its annual Communications Market Report into the U
Ofcom today amended the PRS Condition to require all controlled PRS providers from 1 September 2011 to comply with Phonepa
Ofcom has published its 2011 Internet use and attitudes bulletin – a round-up of key internet metrics across a variety of
Now in it's 5th year, Ofcom have decided to extend this initiative against 'persons or organisations causing annoyance to c
Mobilife’s price comparison calculator has been awarded the Ofcom price accreditation scheme logo for meeting the terms of
Ofcom has confirmed a number of changes to its regulations that will benefit consumers, as a result of new European teleco
Ofcom have asked consumers if they have received a one-off unexpectedly high mobile, landline or broadband bill in the past
Ofcom have carried on implementing changes that were raised during their consultation in relation to the mobile termination
Ofcom have announced that they want 'the benefits of 4G services to be available as soon as possible'. This has begun with
Ofcom have finally announced the plan for scaling mobile termination rates down over the next 4 years. This is big news, as
Ofcom have announced further suggested regulation changes due to new European laws taking affect in May 2011. This time it’
