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  • BBC calls for ‘demonstrable resilience’ as it launches search for new boss

    February 10, 2020

    The BBC has fired the starting pistol on its search for a new director general, calling for applicants with “demonstrable resilience” as it tries to head off fierce political pressure. The broadcaster today published a job advert for its top position after current director general Tony Hall announced plans to step down in the summer. [...]

  • Audioboom shares surge as it confirms possible sale

    February 10, 2020

    Podcasting platform Audioboom has confirmed recent speculation it is looking to sell the company, sending shares soaring today. The company’s board released a statement this morning to confirm New York-based Raine Advisors was advising the company to help them “deliver maximum value for its shareholders”. It added: “Raine will provide advice and assistance to the [...]

  • Joe Media loss deepens as parent company starts layoffs

    February 9, 2020

    Digital publisher Joe Media has posted a widening loss in its latest full-year accounts, weeks after its parent company announced job cuts in a bid to turn around its ailing finances. The news site, which also runs the popular House of Rugby podcast, reported a loss of £1.7m in 2018, compared to a £1.6m loss [...]

  • Premier League plots launch of Netflix-style streaming service

    February 9, 2020

    The Premier League is plotting the launch of a Netflix-style streaming platform in a bid to boost revenue from TV rights in overseas markets. Richard Masters, the Premier League’s new chief executive, has confirmed that plans to set up a direct to consumer offering are already underway. The service, which would allow viewers in some [...]

  • Don’t turn BBC reform into a political football

    February 7, 2020

    Move over Brexit, there’s a new B-word battle: over the fate of the BBC. Dominic Cummings, the Prime Minister’s chief adviser, has had the broadcaster in his sights for some time, with reports from his think tank in 2004 suggesting axing it altogether.  Opening shots were fired after December’s election, when Cummings imposed a ministerial [...]

  • UK artists pull in record £87m in overseas music royalties

    February 7, 2020

    British artists pulled in a record-breaking £86.7m in overseas royalties last year as the UK boosted its status as a global music powerhouse. The figure hit a record high in 2019 and is up 22 per cent on the total reached in 2018, according to new figures from licensing body PPL. The surge was driven [...]

  • New York Times shares hit record high as it adds 1m digital subscribers

    February 6, 2020

    Shares in the New York Times jumped to a 15-year high today after the company said it gained more than 1m digital subscribers in 2019. The newspaper group posted operating profit of $78m (£60m) in the fourth quarter, up from $74.7m in the same period last year. Revenue also ticked up 1.1 per cent over [...]

  • Twitter shares rise as revenue beats $1bn for the first time

    February 6, 2020

    Shares in Twitter rose as much as eight per cent in pre-market trading today after the social media firm missed profit estimates but beat $1bn in quarterly revenue for the first time. Twitter reported net income of $119m (£91m), down from $255m on the same quarter last year and behind expectations. However, the social media [...]

  • Commercial radio listening dips despite rise of smart speakers

    February 6, 2020

    Commercial radio stations suffered a decline in audience numbers in the fourth quarter, despite a surge in listening through smart speakers. A total of 35.1m people tuned in to UK commercial radio each week, down from 35.9m in the previous three months, according to the latest figures from industry body Rajar. The sector also lost [...]

  • Sun editor heads to the Times in News UK shake-up

    February 5, 2020

    Tony Gallagher has stepped down as editor-in-chief of the Sun after four years at the helm of the UK’s top-selling newspaper. Gallagher, who has been appointed deputy editor of the Times, will be replaced by current Sun on Sunday editor Victoria Newton. Keith Poole, currently digital editor at the Sun, will become deputy editor-in-chief at [...]

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