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  • Former BBC boss warns licence fee overhaul would ‘delegitimise’ service

    January 19, 2020

    The former director general of the BBC has warned that any move to overhaul the licence fee would “delegitimise” the broadcaster. Mark Thompson, who left the BBC in 2012 to take over as chief executive of the New York Times, said proposals to decriminalise no-payment of the licence fee would have a “pretty negative” impact [...]

  • Former ITV boss Adam Crozier in talks to chair Kantar

    January 19, 2020

    The former chief executive of ITV is in discussions to take over as chairman of market research giant Kantar. Adam Crozier, who led the broadcaster for seven years to 2017, has been approached about the role by Bain, which bought a majority stake in Kantar from WPP for $4bn (£3.2bn) last year. A source close [...]

  • Netflix shows to remain on Sky after media firms ink new multi-year content deal

    January 19, 2020

    Sky today said it has signed a new multi-year agreement with Netflix to keep the US streaming service’s programming on its pay-TV network. The two companies said the extended deal builds on a “successful partnership built over the past two years”, with Sky customers already able to access Netflix hits such as Sex Education through [...]

  • Sky boss calls for ‘urgency’ over social media regulation

    January 16, 2020

    The UK should “inject some urgency” into its plans for a new internet regulator due to the societal damage caused by unchecked internet platforms, the boss of Sky has said. Jeremy Darroch called for ministers to tackle so-called online harms, warning that the “promise of self-regulation hasn’t worked”. “We only need to look back to [...]

  • BBC unveils plan to double global audience to 1bn by 2030

    January 15, 2020

    The BBC today announced plans to double its global audience to reach 1bn people per week by the end of the decade. Director general Tony Hall today said the corporation aimed to build its global brand and expand its audience in a bid to pull in more revenue from outside the UK. “If we’re strong [...]

  • UK box office revenue tops £1.25bn as cinemas fend off streaming giants

    January 15, 2020

    UK cinemas pulled in more than £1.25bn last year as film fans continue to flock to the big screen despite the growing popularity of streaming services. Cinema admissions exceeded 176m in 2019 as punters were drawn in by blockbuster hits such as Avengers: Endgame, The Lion King and Joker. It marks the third consecutive year [...]

  • Former Reach boss Simon Fox in the frame to lead Frieze art fairs

    January 14, 2020

    The former chief executive of Daily Mirror publisher Reach has secured a new role as head of the company behind iconic arts fair operator Frieze. Simon Fox, who left Reach in July after seven years at the helm, is set to be announced as the new head of Frieze tomorrow. The appointment is said to [...]

  • Publisher Future braced for shareholder backlash over executive pay

    January 14, 2020

    Publishing firm Future could face a shareholder revolt at its annual general meeting (AGM) next month after an influential proxy adviser urged investors to vote down the firm’s executive pay policy. Future’s remuneration report outlines a base salary increase of more than 27 per cent for finance director Penny Ladkin-Brand, who is set to take [...]

  • Prince William and Prince Harry slam ‘offensive’ newspaper report

    January 13, 2020

    Prince William and Prince Harry have launched a blistering attack on an “offensive and potentially harmful” newspaper report about their relationship, as tensions between the palace and the press deepen. In a joint statement the Duke of Sussex and Duke of Cambridge said: “Despite clear denials, a false story ran in a UK newspaper today [...]

  • Tiktok mulls curated content feed in bid to woo advertisers

    January 13, 2020

    Tiktok is said to be mulling the launch of a curated content feed as the Chinese social media app looks to assuage advertiser fears over harmful material posted to its platform. The video-sharing firm is considering setting up a new stream that would contain carefully vetted content from so-called Tiktok creators or videos from professional [...]

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