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The Connected Nations report 2024 provides updated data on the coverage and usage of fixed broadband and mobile networks within the UK. 

These reports examine the availability of broadband and mobile services in each of the UK's nations.

Each year Ofcom collects data from TV and radio broadcasters on the make-up of their workforces and their approach to Equity, Diversity and inclusion. Our report sets out our findings on how the industry is doing

This document sets out our updated areas of focus under our Digital Markets Strategy. It sets out how we will continue to support competition and the best outcomes for customers and businesses when considering the impact of digital markets on communications and media sectors in the UK.

Coverage maps for small-scale DAB multiplexes.

This is Ofcom’s seventh Annual Report on the BBC in which we assess the BBC’s performance against all areas of our regulation and set out how we have carried out our role.

The Online Safety Act (OSA) makes businesses, and anyone else who operates a wide range of online services, legally responsible for keeping people (especially children) in the UK safe online.

The Online Safety Act makes companies that operate a wide range of online services legally responsible for keeping people, especially children, safe online. If you provide an online service, there are actions you must take when duties come into force. This page explains the important milestones.

The Online Safety Act makes businesses responsible for keeping people, especially children, safe online. Here’s what you need to know and do now.