Tender Results of Ofcom

Digital Identity model for online content access journeys-Creation of a model that will enable Ofcom to interrogate, analyse and communicate the different identity features across online content access journeys. The project will map out identity assurance controls, technologies, data and flows across the online ecosystem. Then use this to create a model and taxonomy that will enable Ofcom to interrogate, analyse and communicate the different identity features used in content access journeys. The model will be a researched/tested and quality assu...

Media literacy & mis / dis information-Ofcom has undertaken desk research into mis/dis information and the data on the interplay between this and media literacy is inconclusive and limited, especially in the UK. Additionally, a project is currently underway to look at the spread of mis/dis information and a qualitative project to help interpret these numbers through a media literacy lens will be particularly helpful. This is a small scale qualitative research project designed to explore the relationship between mis/dis information...

Media Literacy Immersive Technology and the Future-Ofcom has a statutory duty to promote media literacy under section 11 of the Communications Act 2003. In an online environment where the possibility of external regulatory oversight of individual pieces of content diminishes, the need for a media-literate public increases. We are commissioning this work to seek to understand the way that immersive technology is likely to fit into people's lives in the future and identify the upcoming media literacy challenges in this area. This piece of wor...

Community-based media literacy interventions-The estimated contract value is up to c.£50,000 each there is no minimum contract value. Ofcom anticipate awarding multiple contracts as part of this ITQ process. The number of contracts awarded is at Ofcom's sole discretion. Ofcom has duties to promote media literacy and will soon become the regulator with responsibility for online safety. Our programme for delivering our media literacy duties and preparing for upcoming online safety duties includes building an evidence base about ...

Investigating the role of IP Multicast and other technologies in the distribution of online video content-A report which investigates the distribution of linear online video content and how the networks and value chain might evolve to support increasing levels of linear viewing over IP.

Data Strategy Consultation-Ofcom has a requirement for support to define our Data Strategy. Ofcom has identified Digital and Data as some of the key investment areas to effectively deliver on its regulatory requirements. The strategy will look to develop the data capabilities across four key themes: -People & Community -Governance, Risk & Reporting -Delivery & Workflow -Data Platform Architecture Against all of these themes the data strategy will require clear SMART objectives, with a roadmap o...

Smart Speakers: functionalities workflows data and privacy issues-The Technology, Data and Innovation Group (TDIG) is responsible for ensuring that Ofcom is fully informed of the latest technological innovations. As part of this, we are responsible for understanding the technologies that are deployed on online platforms and how this is likely to evolve in the future, as input to our policies and our operational approach to regulating these services. We also work within Ofcom's duties to enable and encourage innovation and appropriate technical standards.<...

Online media literacy interventions for children and young people aged 10-14 years-The estimated contract value is up to c.£50,000 each there is no minimum contract value. Ofcom anticipate awarding multiple contracts as part of this ITQ process. The number of contracts awarded is at Ofcom's sole discretion. Ofcom has duties to promote media literacy and will soon become the regulator with responsibility for online safety. Our programme for delivering our media literacy duties and preparing for upcoming online safety duties includes building an evidence base about ...

Online media literacy interventions for people with mental health challenges or disabilities-The estimated contract value is up to c.£50,000 each there is no minimum contract value. Ofcom anticipate awarding multiple contracts as part of this ITQ process. The number of contracts awarded is at Ofcom's sole discretion. Ofcom has duties to promote media literacy and will soon become the regulator with responsibility for online safety. Our programme for delivering our media literacy duties and preparing for upcoming online safety duties includes building an evidence base about ...

Online media literacy interventions for older adults/those at risk of digital exclusion-The estimated contract value is up to c.£50,000 each there is no minimum contract value. Ofcom anticipate awarding multiple contracts as part of this ITQ process. The number of contracts awarded is at Ofcom's sole discretion. Ofcom has duties to promote media literacy and will soon become the regulator with responsibility for online safety. Our programme for delivering our media literacy duties and preparing for upcoming online safety duties includes building an evidence base about ...