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Ofcom publish latest NGA consultation - 23 Sep 08

BSG welcomes 'Delivering superfast broadband in the UK'... more>>

BSG comments on Caio Review of Next Generation Broadband - 12 Sep 08

Report highlights leadership role for government and regulator; BSG welcomes... more>>

BSG launches report on cost of deploying fibre-based superfast broadband - 08 Sep 08

Costs for FTTC and FTTH; report to be an input to Caio Review... more>>

BSG warns EC against cross-media rating system - 31 Jul 08

BSG response to EC consultation on cross-media rating, social networking... more>>

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Welcome to the Broadband Stakeholder Group (BSG).

The BSG is the industry-government forum tackling strategic issues across the converging broadband value chain.

Next Generation Broadband
The debate around next generation broadband is currently the key focus for the BSG. In April 2007 the BSG released its 'Pipe Dreams?' report on prospects for next generation broadband in the UK. The report crystallised the key issues facing UK government and industry...more>>

Digital Media Policy and Regulation
As the online world becomes increasingly interactive and on-demand, industry, government and Ofcom must develop new practicable approaches to media regulation to ensure that users remain well informed and safe...more>>

Digital Inclusion
As entertainment, information and public services move increasingly online and across different platforms, the UK must ensure that citizens and consumers are not left behind...more >>

Convergence
Convergence between the telecoms, IT, consumer electronics, broadcasting and creative content sectors has long been talked about but it is now starting to have a real impact in the UK...more>>