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  • Tiktok launches family mode in latest bid to improve user safety

    February 19, 2020

    Tiktok today unveiled a new feature aimed at helping parents and guardians keep their children safe, marking the social media platform’s latest effort to fight off concerns about harmful material. The video-sharing app’s family safety mode will link a parent’s Tiktok account to their teenager’s, allowing them to control a range of features remotely. Parents [...]

  • UK live entertainment sector poised for £2.3bn 5G boost

    February 19, 2020

    The UK’s live entertainment industry could be given a boost of as much as £2.3bn over the next 10 years thanks to a raft of benefits brought by 5G, new research has revealed. Figures compiled by O2, seen exclusively by City PM, showed consumer spending on live music and sports events could surge in the [...]

  • Hamilton promoter Reach 4 Entertainment jumps on higher forecasts

    February 18, 2020

    Shares in Reach 4 Entertainment (R4E) jumped as much as 17 per cent this morning after the theatre marketing firm upped its forecasts for full-year trading. R4E, which runs marketing campaigns for West Ends shows such as Hamilton and The Lion King, said it expected to report revenue and profit “significantly” ahead of market expectations. [...]

  • Think carefully before shaking up the BBC licence fee

    February 18, 2020

    The future of the BBC is in the spotlight once again.  The government is running a consultation on the decriminalisation of the licence fee, and there has been plenty of speculation in the press as to whether there could be further changes to the way the BBC is funded or what its remit should be. [...]

  • BT unveils new flexible TV packages in bid to beef up content offering

    February 18, 2020

    BT today rolled out a string of new flexible TV packages as it looks to flex its muscles in the increasingly cut-throat content wars. The telecoms giant has unveiled a range of subscription options that allow customers to choose the TV shows, films and sport they want, with the flexibility to change their package each [...]

  • Kantar boss ousted ahead of departure as Bain lays down the law

    February 17, 2020

    Kantar chief executive Eric Salama has been ousted just months ahead of his planned departure as new owner Bain Capital turned its fire on the market research firm’s long-serving boss. Salama announced in December that he would step down from the company in 2020, citing “personal priorities” after he was stabbed in an attack in [...]

  • Times Radio poaches veteran BBC presenter John Pienaar

    February 17, 2020

    Times Radio has hired veteran BBC journalist John Pienaar, marking the nascent radio station’s first major poach from the embattled public service broadcaster. Pienaar, who is currently deputy political editor of BBC News, today confirmed he will join Rupert Murdoch’s new venture as drive time presenter. Times Radio, which will launch later this year, is [...]

  • Times Radio circles BBC stars ahead of hiring spree

    February 16, 2020

    Times Radio is said to be making generous offers to some of the BBC’s biggest stars as Rupert Murdoch’s new radio venture looks to lure in top talent. The station, which will launch later this year, is in talks with Radio 4 Any Questions host Chris Mason and has approached Today programme frontman Nick Robinson, [...]

  • Youtube TV withdraws from App Store in blow to Apple

    February 16, 2020

    Youtube TV is set to become the latest subscription service to cut ties with Apple’s App Store amid complaints about the hefty fees charged by the tech giant. The TV streaming service last week told customers that from next month it will no longer accept payments through Apple in-app purchases. The iPhone maker takes a [...]

  • BBC radio stations under threat as No 10 vows to scrap licence fee

    February 16, 2020

    The BBC could reportedly be forced to sell off the majority of its radio stations as the government looks to overhaul the broadcaster and “prune” back its services. Senior aides to the prime minister told the Sunday Times that they were “not bluffing” about plans to scrap the licence fee and make viewers pay a [...]

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