United Kingdom: Broadcasting: Film, TV & Radio

At Richmond Chambers, we are committed to delivering exceptional immigration legal services. A recent case highlights the expertise and dedication of Immigration Barristers Dr. Catherine Taroni and Anna Bregstein...

The UK government has published its strategy for the creative industries as part of the wider Industry Strategy. The creative sector is growing faster than the rest...

According to the Times, the UK is considering a ban on alcohol advertising as part of the NHS's ten-year plan to shift focus from reactive to preventative care.

Ofcom has launched its first investigation of illegal harms under the Online Safety Act. It is investigating an online suicide discussion forum.

The Charity Commission's recent inquiry into the Sikh Channel Community Broadcasting Company Limited (the 'Charity') serves as a useful reminder of trustees' duties to manage the charity's resources responsibly...

Sport sponsorship is a great platform for brands to get extensive brand exposure without paying for traditional ad space. Sponsorship provides 'free' exposure on TV, online, in written media...

The Premier League's success is fueled by innovation in technology, fan engagement, and global marketing. For the 2024/25 season, key strategies include advanced data analytics, expanded gaming partnerships, VR experiences, and enhanced broadcasting capabilities, solidifying the league's global dominance and revenue growth

Global Talents visas are known to be particularly beneficial for people working in film and television.

FACT's recent crackdown on illegal IPTV providers resulted in cease-and-desist notices for 40 individuals and three arrests. The operation, supported by Sky, also led to the removal of 3,000 online posts advertising illegal services. Under UK law, such activities can lead to significant penalties, including up to 10 years in prison. Additionally, illegal streaming poses security risks like fraud and identity theft.