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‘Jules Rimet now streaming…’? Changing World Cup viewing habits in the digital age
The FIFA Men's World Cup has officially kicked off and as the competing home nations, England and Wales, go for glory, our new research shines a light on the different ways people plan to follow the action... Read more
How a social tariff saved hundreds on broadband costs
Find out how a broadband customer was able to save hundreds of pounds on their bill by switching to a ‘social tariff’ package, available to people on certain benefits... Read more
New rules to fight fake number fraud
Phone users will be better protected against scammers using fake phone numbers, under new rules announced by Ofcom... Read more
Top tips to stay safe from the scammers
Scams have been on the rise in recent years, but there are actions you can take to protect yourself from the scammers. Take a look at our top tips... Read more
Farewell to the fax machine?
You might not have had much reason to use a fax machine in recent years – and we’re now consulting on changes to telecoms rules that could see it become a thing of the past...
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Help for cutting your energy use and costs at home
Amid rising living costs, we’ve pulled together some tips for things you can do at home to save energy, lower your electricity bills and play a part in tackling climate change...
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How new satellite technology could unlock broadband for remote homes
Our plan for enabling innovation and growth in the use of radio spectrum could lead to more people benefiting from satellite broadband – find out how it works and what it might mean for you... Read more
Listen to Life Online, an Ofcom podcast exploring themes around online safety
Problems with your home phone or broadband?
Here’s some information on how to complain if you're waiting for a new line or a fault to be repaired... Read more
What is the watershed?
There are strict rules about what can be shown on TV before the 9pm watershed. But what exactly is the watershed and how does it work?... Read more
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