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  • ITV to launch streaming unit and cut London office space in restructuring plan

    October 20, 2020

    ITV is set to launch a new business division focused on streaming and reduce its London office space as part of a restructuring plan aimed at overhauling its business for the on-demand age. The public service broadcaster will establish a new on-demand unit dedicated to ITV Hub and Britbox, its joint streaming service with the [...]

  • Kantar appoints former Heineken bigwig as new chief executive

    October 19, 2020

    Market research giant Kantar has tapped a former Heineken boss as its new chief executive, marking the first major appointment by new owner Bain Capital. Alexis Nasard, who currently leads Swiss shoemaker Bata, will take over as chief executive on 30 December. He previously served as global chief marketing officer at Heineken and worked for [...]

  • Murdoch’s TV plans mature as News UK searches for more big names

    October 16, 2020

    Rupert Murdoch’s plans to regain a footing in the British TV market have stepped up a gear as his media empire circles some of the biggest names in broadcasting to front its new channel. Alan Sugar and Piers Morgan are among the stars that have been approached by News UK over the new venture, the [...]

  • Learning the hard way: Why do things keep going wrong for Pearson?

    October 14, 2020

    John Fallon, longstanding chief executive of Pearson, will step down next week after nearly eight years at the helm. The education boss today signed off with a mixed set of results for the first nine months of the year, as a surge in demand for online learning helped to offset sliding sales. The figures summed [...]

  • Pearson sales slump amid Covid-19 closures of schools and test centres

    October 14, 2020

    Educational publisher Pearson (PSON) has suffered a drop in sales since the beginning of the year after the coronavirus pandemic forced test centres and schools to close.  Group sales in the nine months to 30 September fell 14 per cent, reflecting the continued impact of the Covid-19 crisis.  The company said its online learning sales [...]

  • Press freedom is under fire in Hong Kong — it’s time for Britain to take a stand

    October 14, 2020

    Freedom of expression is a crucial and universal human right, recognised by international organisations around the world, including the United Nations.  And rightly so. It is the job of journalists to shine a light on the authorities that govern us in order to hold them to account for their actions.  A free press is an [...]

  • Music royalties firm Round Hill plots London listing

    October 13, 2020

    Music royalties firm Round Hill today said it is planning to raise $375m (£288m) through a listing on the London Stock Exchange. Guernsey-based Round Hill Music Royalty Fund said it was targeting annual returns of between nine and 11 per cent through its investment in music intellectual property. Founded in 2010, Round Hill is an [...]

  • Cultural bailout: Which London arts venues will get a share of the £275m rescue fund?

    October 12, 2020

    The government this morning announced a fresh tranche of funding for England’s troubled cultural sector. Over 1,300 arts venues and organisations will share an emergency £257m fund to help get them back on their feet. Mark Dayvd, chief executive of the Music Venue Trust, welcomed the cash injection, which he said would help the sector [...]

  • More than 1,300 arts organisations to share £257m survival fund

    October 12, 2020

    The London Symphony Orchestra and the Young Vic are among more than 1,300 arts organisations across England that will share a £257m coronavirus survival fund. The funding is the latest tranche of the government’s £1.6bn Cultural Recovery Fund, which is designed to support theatres, museums and music venues that have been forced to close during [...]

  • Exclusive: London film firm secures Hollywood backing for animated blockbuster

    October 9, 2020

    A London-based film company has secured backing from two major Hollywood names to produce one of the largest UK-financed feature films in recent years. Film and TV financing group GCI Film has pumped $37.5m (£29m) into Ozi, an animated environmental film telling the story of the ongoing destruction of the Sumatran rainforest in Indonesia. City [...]

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