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  • STV advertising revenue grows by a third thanks to Euros boost

    July 15, 2021

    STV has posted a further rise in advertising revenue for the first half of the year as Euro 2020 coverage helped the Scottish broadcaster continue a recent run of good form. The network, which holds the channel 3 licence north of the border, said total ad revenue grew 32 per cent to the end of [...]

  • MPs call for probe into record labels amid music streaming overhaul

    July 15, 2021

    MPs have urged regulators to probe major UK record labels and Youtube as part of a radical overhaul of the music streaming market aimed at tackling “pitiful returns” for artists. In an eagerly-awaiting report published today, the culture select committee called for comprehensive reform to existing legislation as well as new regulations to “reset” the [...]

  • French tycoons plot media buying spree with €250m blank-cheque firm

    July 14, 2021

    Two of France’s best-known business figures have teamed up to launch a new blank-cheque firm that will target deals in the media and entertainment industry. The holding companies of billionaire Francois Pinault’s family and banker Matthieu Pigasse today announced the launch of I2PO, a special purpose acquisition company (Spac) that will list in Paris. The [...]

  • Tate Modern to turn into walk-in mass vaccine hub

    July 13, 2021

    The Tate Modern will turn into a mass walk-in Covid-19 vaccination centre this Friday night, offering first and second Pfizer jabs to anyone over 18. The iconic venue will be hosting the pop-up vaccine site in its Turbine Hall, offering Londoners exclusive access to galleries for the night and a unique setting to get protected [...]

  • Daily Mail: Lord Rothermere’s take-private bid is a bold step forward into the past

    July 13, 2021

    It’s rare that a routine stock market announcement ruffles feathers, but when Daily Mail and General Trust, the parent company behind the Mail newspaper titles, yesterday revealed that Lord Rothermere was weighing up a bid to take the media group private, it succeeded in doing just that. It’s a complicated deal that relies on the [...]

  • UK entertainment and media industry to lead western Europe by 2025

    July 13, 2021

    The UK’s entertainment and media industry is forecast to become the largest in western Europe by 2025 following a rapid rebound in the aftermath of the pandemic. The sector has suffered a major setback due to Covid, with total revenue falling five per cent in 2020 due to the impact of lockdowns on cinema, live [...]

  • Rothermere family prepares £810m bid to take Daily Mail group private

    July 13, 2021

    The Rothermere family is weighing up a bid to take the parent company behind the Daily Mail private following a potential sale of one of its business divisions. In a statement yesterday Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) said the family, which founded the newspaper, was preparing a takeover offer that would value the slimmed-down [...]

  • Unopened copy of Nintendo Super Mario 64 sells for… £1 million

    July 12, 2021

    An unopened copy of Nintendo’s Super Mario 64 has sold at auction for just over £1.12m. Heritage Auctions in Dallas said that the 1996 game sold on Sunday, breaking its previous record price for the sale of a single video game. A spokesman did not immediately respond to an inquiry about who purchased the game. [...]

  • Euro 2020: TV audience hits 31m as England lose on penalties

    July 12, 2021

    Just under 31m people tuned into England’s Euro 2020 final loss last night, making the heart-wrenching fixture one of the largest TV audiences ever recorded. Viewer numbers peaked at 30.95m during the tense penalty shootout against Italy at Wembley, which was broadcast on both the BBC and ITV. An average of 29.85m people watched across [...]

  • Labour calls for resignation of Number 10 ally on BBC board

    July 10, 2021

    The Labour Party has called for the resignation of a BBC director and Number 10 ally after it emerged that he had tried to block a senior editorial appointment. The FT reported that Robbie Gibb, Theresa May’s former communications director, warned the broadcaster after Jess Brammar, former editor of HuffPost UK and deputy editor of BBC Newsnight, [...]

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