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ITV faces £70m fine for rigged phone-ins
The TV premium phone in scandal for ITV refused to go away today as it faces fines of up to £70m from the TV regulator OfCom. The announcement comes not long after GMTV was fined £2m (covered in 'In the News' on 27 September). MP Peter Hain described the scandal as “almost daylight robbery” with consumers having spent nearly £8m on premium calls where they had no hope of being counted.
(Sources: The Guardian BBC News)
Posted by Plebble Admin at 09:57 on 19-Oct-2007
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