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Apr 13 2016
Ofcom approves changes to five local TV services
Ofcom has agreed to requests from five local TV services to adjust their programme commitments, as specified in their broadcast licences. The requests from Birmingham’s Big Centre TV, London Live, That’s Manchester, That’s Oxford and That’s Solent will reduce the amount of ‘first run’ programmes on the channels. Birmingham On Big Centre TV, the number […]
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By Expat • Local TV • Tags: Big Centre TV, Local TV, London Live, Ofcom, That's Manchester, That's Oxford, That's Solent