It seems that BSkyB has been cleared of allegations that it overcharged Rapture for EPG listings on Sky Digital.

Ofcom, the broadcasting regulator has published a draft decision today according to MediaGuardian stating that Sky's charges had been "fair, reasonable and non-discriminatory".

Youth entertainment channel Rapture TV, which broadcasts on EPG 193, claimed Sky had breached its regulatory obligations by charging excessive charges for EPG listings on Sky Digital.

Rapture said its £76,800 EPG bill was "unduly high" given that its annual turnover was under £150,000.

Rapture submitted an official complaint to Ofcom last September.

Following the draft decision today, Ofcom is inviting responses by the end of next week.

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