Ofcom changes TV phone-in rules
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May 14, 2008 5 related
        

The television phone scandal has brought about a change to television companies’ licence agreements, with Ofcom insisting that third-party audits are put in place for premium rate phone voting or competition entry. ITV was fined a record £5.67 million for a range of breaches of phone-in rules,... [read full story]                    

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Posted Wednesday, October 15, 2008 ; 11:14 PM MORGANTOWN -- Reports surfaced today that WVU and LSU have verbally agreed to play a home and home series beginning in 2010. WVU says it is in conversation with LSU about a series...

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