Ofcom appoints regulator Bowe to head consumer panel
09 Dec 2003 | by Chris Scott,
LONDON - Media regulator Ofcom has appointed Colette Bowe from Thames Water as chair of its consumer panel as it gears up to assume its powers at the end of the year.
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