On-demand: data and research

Ofcom has a number of duties in relation to online audiovisual content. It regulates on-demand programme services (ODPS) that are notified and based in the UK, to ensure that providers apply the relevant standards. Ofcom also has a duty to advise the Government on the need for protection of consumers and citizens in their consumption of audiovisual services, and in particular the need to protect children.

Ofcom seeks to understand people’s use of, and attitudes towards, notified ODPS in the broader context of all on-demand and online audiovisual services in the UK.

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  • Open data

    15 August 2019

    Ofcom’s open data is a mix of data from or about the companies we regulate in the communications sector, and the citizens and consumers who use them.

  • Nuisance calls

    Ofcom’s regular research into nuisance calls measures the frequency of the nuisance calls UK consumers receive on their home landline phone. We gather real-time data about these types of calls, including the date, time and duration of nuisance calls, and a full description of the experience; i.e. the company/person calling, what the call was about, and whether the caller’s telephone number was identifiable.

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