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  • ITV shares rise as channel secures Meghan and Harry Oprah interview

    March 3, 2021

    ITV shares pushed higher today as the broadcaster revealed it has secured UK rights to Oprah Winfrey’s interview with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle. The London-listed company fended off competition from rivals Sky and Channel 4 to acquire the eagerly-awaited chat, in which the couple discuss their decision to quit the royal family. The special [...]

  • Pandemic binge-watching drives UK entertainment spend to record high

    March 3, 2021

    UK spending on films, music and gaming increased to a record high last year, driven by increased demand for streaming during Covid-19 lockdowns. Retail entertainment spend increased 18 per cent to a record £9.3bn in 2020, marking the eight successive year of growth in the sector and the fastest growth rate ever recorded. The final [...]

  • BBC Three to return to TV screens after Normal People and Fleabag success

    March 2, 2021

    BBC Three will return as a broadcast TV channel next year after delivering a string of recent hits such as Normal People, Fleabag and Killing Eve. The youth-focused channel was made online-only in 2016 as part of a cost-cutting plan by the public service broadcaster. But after a run of popular shows over the last [...]

  • Tech platforms must be more transparent over news, says Reach boss

    March 1, 2021

    Tech giants such as Facebook and Google must be more transparent over how they use news content, the boss of publishing group Reach has said. The social media companies have been embroiled in controversy surrounding their control over online media after Facebook blocked access to news in Australia. Jim Mullen, who leads the publisher behind [...]

  • Daily Mirror owner Reach sees profit fall despite stronger second half

    March 1, 2021

    Reach today posted a 12.8 per cent fall in profit as the newspaper publisher reported a stronger second half of the year. The firm, which owns the Mirror and the Express, said that profit fell to £133.8m, in line with expectations. An 18.9 per cent decline in print revenue over the year sent the group’s [...]

  • Cyber criminals seek to cash in on Covid vaccines after fraudulent adverts pop up

    February 26, 2021

    Cyber criminals seek to cash in on Covid vaccines after 100 fraudulent adverts discovered

  • Britain seeks G7 consensus on big tech company dominance

    February 26, 2021

    Britain is seeking to build a consensus among G7 nations on how to stop large technology companies exploiting their dominance. Following Facebook’s row with Australia, Britain is seeking a consensus among the G7 nations that will “bridge the gap between what [tech companies] say they do and what happens in practice,” digital minister Oliver Dowden [...]

  • Screenshot: Is Uber nearing the end of the road?

    February 26, 2021

    This week **Media Moment of the Week: Boris’ career coaching  **Is Uber nearing the end of the road? **Apple’s merger madness Media Moment of the Week: Boris’ career coaching Social media is a fickle beast, but if there’s one sure-fire way to generate outrage it’s to insult journalists. That’s what Boris Johnson did this week, [...]

  • Cyber gang hacks into Oxford University’s Covid-19 lab

    February 25, 2021

    Oxford University Lab Strubi has been hacked by Cybergang selling secrets

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