A freedom of expression gift from Ofcom to British broadcasters
To broadcasters worried by some recent decisions whether Ofcom gives sufficient weight to freedom of expression (especially those who might use surreptitious filming), the regulator has this week given a (modest) Christmas present. Ofcom has also just published a decision clarifying its position on broadcasting ‘point of death’ material. SMB consultant and former Ofom executive, Trevor Barnes, unwraps Ofcom’s latest Bulletin.
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24th April 2025 Music
Three SMB partners recognised in Billboard 2025 Top Music Lawyers list
Partners and joint heads of the Music Department, Richard Baskind and Alasdair George, were featured, alongside Anthony Orum, who was promoted to partner in May last year.
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10th April 2025 Dispute Resolution
SMB appoints new partner, Rob Coleridge, as Partner in Dispute Resolution team
In this article new Partner, Rob Coleridge, shares a bit about himself, his practice and our firm.
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9th April 2025 Crime & Regulatory
Phil Smith head of SMB crime team represents woman charged with murder
Phil Smith, head of the SMB crime team, is representing a 42-year-old woman charged with murder in a case which has attracted widespread media interest
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