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  • Facebook has explained some of the ways it is trying to tackle fake news

    December 16, 2016

    Facebook has set out some of the ways it is trying to address fake news and hoax stories. Both Facebook and Google have faced strong criticism in recent weeks over a proliferation of false news stories during the US presidential race. The digital giants both promised to crack down on advertising against fake news last [...]

  • Daily Mirror publisher’s shares soar despite 17 per cent decline in print advertising revenue

    December 16, 2016

    Trinity Mirror, the publisher of the Mirror national newspapers and more than 150 regional titles, is expecting a 17 per cent drop in advertising revenue in the last quarter of this year. However, shares in the company jumped eight per cent on Friday morning after it reported a performance “marginally ahead of expectations”, with its [...]

  • A £17m paper trade: Johnston Press sells 13 East Anglia titles as part of debt reduction strategy

    December 16, 2016

    The owner of the i newspaper has flogged 13 of its print titles in a "landmark" deal that will raise £17m. Johnston Press confirmed it will sell its East Anglia titles to Iliffe Media Limited having previously said it was in a late-stage discussions over the sale in November. Read more: Struggling newspaper group Johnston Press [...]

  • Editor’s notes: Forget about Murdoch, media dominance is now an online battle

    December 16, 2016

    For a while this week it felt as if we’d slipped back five years, as Ed Miliband and Vince Cable dusted down their criticisms of Rupert Murdoch. 21st Century Fox’s bid for Sky saw the former Labour leader take to Twitter like a student protester. “Do we want Rupert Murdoch controlling even more of [the] [...]

  • Murdoch swoops: 21st Century Fox agrees Sky takeover deal

    December 15, 2016

    Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox today agreed a takeover deal for UK broadcaster Sky. Fox, which already owns 39 per cent of Sky, has made a £10.75-per-share offer, worth £11.7bn. The approach values the whole of the UK media giant at £18.5bn.  Fox said it would be using a scheme of arrangement, meaning it would need 75 [...]

  • Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox set to make firm offer for Sky as early as tomorrow

    December 14, 2016

    Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox is set to lodge a firm offer for Sky as early as tomorrow morning, City PM understands. Fox is not expected to stray from the £10.75-per-share value that it had previously agreed to informally with Sky. Read more: More pressure on Murdoch's Fox-Sky deal as pensions lobby group wades in [...]

  • Shortlist narrows for BBC chairmanship

    December 14, 2016

    The shortlist for the new BBC chairmanship has narrowed to around six, with the government aiming to name the successful candidate early next year. Former Prudential chairman and Bank of England deputy governor Sir David Clementi, who was one of the architects of the new system under which the position has been created, is reported to [...]

  • The $1bn sector: Audioboom is convinced splashing the cash in the US will be worth it

    December 14, 2016

    Audioboom’s revenues jumped but losses were more than expected during the 12 months its boss said "would be the year that we proved our business model". The podcast firm revealed bumper fourth quarter revenues today, but negative earnings swelled as a result of increased costs from a strategic push to move operations to the US. [...]

  • Here’s when and where the best 2016 Christmas TV programmes are being shown

    December 14, 2016

    Gathering around the television with the family is now one of the great Christmas traditions. It's the perfect time of year to snuggle up with a mince pie or four and indulge in some of the best British TV. Use our list to plan your viewing. Our top picks: The Great British Bake-Off BBC1: Christmas [...]

  • News industry contributes £5bn to UK economy, but is at risk of being “fatally undermined” by digital giants

    December 14, 2016

    The news media industry contributes more than £5bn to the UK economy, according to a new report out today. But the sector is at risk of being “fatally undermined” by digital giants that benefit from its content without contributing to the costs. The study by Deloitte, commissioned by the News Media Association (NMA) and published today, [...]

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