144:. On 14 February 2007 at 5:09 pm, nine minutes into the programme, Eckoh (the telephone service provider) emailed Cactus TV (the production company) a list of 24 potential winners, from which one winner would be chosen. However, ten minutes later, a second message was broadcast inviting viewers to continue to call in, even though nobody calling after Eckoh's email was sent had any chance of being entered. The report also clarified that it had no evidence that the show's presenters, Richard Madeley and Judy Finnigan, had any knowledge of the issues. On 22 February, following Channel 4's admittance that several series of the programme could have been affected and a claim from a contestant that the problems existed in 2002, ICSTIS announced their intention to conduct an inquiry into the programme. On 28 February, Eckoh pulled out of its contract with Cactus TV.
341:"Widespread concern about the use of premium rate telephone lines by broadcasters and editorial standards in those programmes has raised serious questions about trust between broadcasters and viewers. Ofcom has been monitoring the issue closely and has launched a number of individual investigations since the start of the year. However it is clear from the number of cases underway that a broader set of issues need to be examined as a matter of priority. This inquiry will seek to establish the root cause of the compliance issues which have emerged over recent weeks, and inform key decisions about protecting consumers."
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were put forward for the vote instead. Another aspect of voting for the show involved the public voting for which song they would like the contestants to sing. On at least eight occasions, the production team overrode the vote and decided for themselves which songs the contestants would sing. ITV acknowledged that junior members of staff who objected to these actions were "firmly sat upon" by senior producers. Ofcom opined that the programme-makers "showed their total contempt for ITV1’s audience" in manipulating the votes in this way, and described their behaviour as "absolutely reprehensible".
1172:, presenters of the first identified problematic programme, apologised to their viewers on their programme while denying any knowledge of wrongdoing on their programme. Finnigan stated: "Richard and I knew nothing about this until late on Friday afternoon - we were very shocked and also angry on your behalf. We're very sorry."
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continued to invite viewers to vote. After the vote closed, the last (11th) placed contestant in the vote was eliminated. However, instead of the 9th and 10th placed contestants being put forward to the overnight vote to evict, the actual results were disregarded. The 7th and 8th placed contestants
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both featured two pre-recorded half-hour segments inviting viewers to vote for the recipient of the People's Choice Award. In real-time, the award had already been presented on both occasions, but viewers were still asked to vote. During the 2005 awards, a decision was taken to override the public
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mechanism." On 6 March, ITV suspended all premium-rate telephone services, though certain services resumed on 13 March. Though the BBC and
Channel 5 initially stated that they had no plans to suspend PRS, Channel 5 did so on 8 March, reporting that on five separate occasions, after their programme
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ITV has taken specialist legal advice in respect of each of the specific issues set out in this document and is advised that the evidence does not support any allegation of criminal behaviour. ITV has identified and will take appropriate action in relation to each aspect of the findings of the
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had failed to find a winning contestant to their competitions, broadcast fictitious names as "winners", including one incident where a member of the production team posed as a "winner". Channel 4 suspended PRS following revelations of a "glitch" preventing callers from being entered into a
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Richard Ayre. In a statement, Ofcom's chief executive Ed Richards
1179:, who presented two of the affected programmes, expressed "disappointment" at the findings of the investigations, making it clear that they had "no idea" that compliance failures were occurring. This was seconded by director of ITV Michael Grade, describing the pair's credits as
387:, which was broadcast on 30 different radio stations. Some of the entries to the competition were fabricated by the production team, and, in a few instances, members of the production staff appeared on the programme posing as winners. On one occasion, during the broadcast of
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On several occasions, Ofcom sanctioned broadcasters for broadcasting competitions and other services "as live", whereas the programmes were pre-recorded, and anyone who called to use the services offered had no chance of doing so. These included five editions of
112:. In January 2007, Gamecast UK was issued a fine of £100,000 for its broadcast of pre-recorded competitions inviting viewers to call a premium rate number when they had no chance of winning, in addition to other serious code breaches regarding the broadcast of
157:- also produced by Cactus TV - after it was alleged that nine editions of the programme had invited viewers to call a PRS - also provided by Eckoh - even though the broadcasts were pre-recorded and viewers' calls had no chance of being put through.
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word-making game, the answer "HATCH" had been derived from the word "ENCHANTED", despite rules stating that letters could only be used once, and only one letter H was available. Though Ofcom recorded breaches, no sanctions were issued.
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and 31 different broadcasts on ITV2's timeshift service, ITV2+1, broadcast an hour later. Though a breach was recorded against ITV regarding a similar incident during a repeat of
1487:"Adjudication of Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - Gamecast UK Limited in respect of its service You TV2 (TLCS 918) and also in respect of the material broadcast as "You TV3""
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2941:"Adjudication of the Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - British Broadcasting Corporation in respect of its service BBC 6 Music - Clare McDonnell"
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3118:"Adjudication of the Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - British Broadcasting Corporation in respect of its service BBC 6 Music - Russell Brand"
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On 13 March, Eckoh announced that they were referring the scandal to the police, following allegations that it mishandled votes relating to the
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472:- where competition finalists were being selected before the lines had closed, resulting in later callers having no chance of being selected
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would be investigating the scandal, they later announced that the cases did not "meet the SFO criterion for acceptance for investigation".
2372:"Adjudication of the Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - British Broadcasting Corporation in respect of its services BBC2 and CBBC - TMi"
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ran, in which viewers were invited to call a premium-rate phone number for the chance of being randomly selected to play a game with the
3244:"Adjudication of the Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - British Broadcasting Corporation in respect of its service Radio 1 - Jo Whiley"
3202:"Adjudication of the Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - British Broadcasting Corporation in respect of its service BBC1 - Comic Relief"
2417:"Adjudication of the Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - British Broadcasting Corporation in respect of its service BBC1 - Sport Relief"
2986:"Adjudication of the Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee – British Broadcasting Corporation, in respect of its service BBC London 94.9FM"
2509:"Adjudication of Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - British Broadcasting Corporation ("BBC") in respect of its services BBC1 and CBBC"
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maintain broadcasting standards for the protection of members of the public from the inclusion of offensive and harmful material".
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and other unauthorised broadcasts. Gamecast's licence was ultimately revoked in April 2007 after failing to pay the fine.
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was broadcast on BBC One). Ofcom expressed its " at the lack of cooperation it received" from members of the production.
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548:, ITV was sanctioned for its"lack of clarity" regarding whether people entering competitions via SMS had been included.
2804:"Adjudication of Ofcom Content Sanctions Committee - GMTV Ltd in respect of its service the National Channel 3 service"
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2243:Sweney, Mark; Holmwood, Leigh (2008-07-30).
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1887:Holmwood, Leigh (2007-03-12).
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2179:Gibson, Owen (2007-10-20).
1852:Gibson, Owen (2007-03-14).
1819:Deans, Jason (2007-03-08).
1751:Gibson, Owen (2007-03-13).
1718:Gibson, Owen (2007-03-06).
1685:Deans, Jason (2007-03-01).
1652:Deans, Jason (2007-02-28).
1590:Sweney, Mark (2007-02-22).
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594:Affected programme
498:The Clare McDonnell
488:Editorial selection
476:Staggered selection
283:On 23 April, BBC's
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1193:comedy sketch show
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707:Richard & Judy
671:26 September 2007
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241:Soapstar Superstar
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133:Richard & Judy
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