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Originally Posted by colin64
And the same goes for communications, all communications have to go through the Radio Communications agencey to get a Licence to broadcast....Wheter it is CB Radio-Ham Telephony {Speech- Telephones) Ship to Shore Radio....Satellite Communications.
Even BT have an Communications Licence so does NTL....where does NTL buy it's Air time from BT....where does The Post Office buy it's air time from BT.
The Drama Queen told me there was know such thing as the Communications Agency...and you yourself know very little about communications....so i hope i have taught you a little lesson on the reply you put to my thread....replied to one person on here not shooting from the hip meaning (not shooting my mouth off) and i would just like to say i am a communications expert and i do know the difference between a governing body Oftell...Ofcom.....and The Radio Communications Agency.
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The Radiocommunications Agency is PART of ofcom.
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http://www.ofcom.org.uk.
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Ofcom inherited the duties of the five regulators it replaced in December 2003 †“ the Broadcasting Standards Commission, the Independent Television Commission, Oftel, the Radio Authority and the Radiocommunications Agency.
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Besides, you would only contact the radiocommunications department of ofcom IF ntl broadcasts were interfering with your own radio broadcasts.
Because NTL are a registered telecoms company, you need to contact ofcom's telecommunications department (there are numbers on the site above) to sort out any billing enquiries. You will need to make sure you have exhausted your channels at NTL first though.