The Times to charge for online content
Tuesday, 30 March 2010National newspaper The Times has announced it intends to start charging users for its online content from June 2010.
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National newspaper The Times has announced it intends to start charging users for its online content from June 2010.
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Regulatory body Ofcom look set to scrap rules that force analogue broadcasters to sell all of their airtime.
A horror film reference used in the Premier Inn’s TV advert has been banned during children’s programming due to its scary nature.
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Internet giant Google are threatening to pull out of the Chinese market after arguments over their search engine censorship.
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