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Hotline: Government cannot rely on market forces alone.(Brief Article)
Stephen Carter, the chief executive of Ofcom, has warned that the Government cannot rely on market forces alone to deliver switchover from analogue to digital TV broadcasting. In a speech yesterday at the Westminster Media Forum, Carter ...
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