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  • GB News gears up for TV debut as it unveils launch date

    May 26, 2021

    GB News today took another step forward in its bid to shake up the UK broadcasting landscape as it unveiled plans to launch next month. The new TV channel, spearheaded by former BBC presenter Andrew Neil, said it will launch on Sunday 13 June. It will begin broadcasting at 8pm with a special programme titled [...]

  • Contentsquare secures $2.8bn price tag after Softbank-led funding round

    May 26, 2021

    Data analytics platform Contentsquare has secured a valuation of $2.8bn (£1.9bn) following a funding round led by Japanese investment giant Softbank. The digital experience firm, which helps companies understand how people interact on their website or app, nabbed the price tag after raising $500m in a Series E round. The cash injection was led by [...]

  • Facebook and Google lobby UK to block Paul Dacre as Ofcom chair

    May 25, 2021

    Facebook and Google are said to have ramped up their lobbying of the UK government amid fears Paul Dacre could be appointed as the next chair of Ofcom. Dacre, the former editor of Daily Mail, has been tipped as the frontrunner to lead the UK’s media watchdog. He is one of four final candidates set [...]

  • Stage and stream: Amazon inks broadcast deal for National Theatre productions

    May 25, 2021

    Amazon Prime has inked a deal to stream four productions filmed by the National Theatre this summer, including the original stage version of Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s Fleabag. The tie-up will also include Frankenstein, directed by Danny Boyle and starring Benedict Cumberbatch, and Hamlet, which also features the Sherlock star, filmed at the Barbican in 2015. Amazon [...]

  • Ofcom calls for BBC to take on ‘independent’ expertise as part of editorial review

    May 24, 2021

    Broadcasting watchdog Ofcom has tonight written to the BBC urging it to take on independent advice from broadcasting experts as part of its review of its editorial policies and governance following the Martin Bashir scandal. The broadcaster today announced that it would carry out the review to make sure the scandal could “never happen again”. [...]

  • BBC to review editorial policies after Diana interview scandal

    May 24, 2021

    The BBC will carry out a review into its editorial policies and governance in the wake of a scandal over reporter Martin Bashir’s interview with Princess Diana. A report into the interview published last week found the broadcaster had covered up the “deceitful” tactics used by Bashir in securing the explosive 1995 sit-down. It blasted [...]

  • Cineworld shares fizz as big screen reopening drives ‘strong’ first weekend

    May 24, 2021

    Shares in Cineworld pushed higher this morning after the cinema chain hailed a strong opening weekend in the UK following the easing of Covid lockdown measures. The cinema chain said its performance was led by the success of family hit Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway, starring James Corden. Cineworld, which also owns the upmarket Picturehouse [...]

  • Euromoney snaps up networking platform Relationship Science in $7.4m deal

    May 24, 2021

    Financial data firm Euromoney today said it has acquired networking platform Relationship Science in a deal worth $7.4m (£5.2m). The London-listed company said the bolt-on deal would add further scale to its growing people intelligence business and bring further value to clients. Relationship Science provides relationship-mapping services, giving users data on how two different businesses [...]

  • Saturday Sitdown: Public media played key role during Covid, says STV boss

    May 22, 2021

    The UK’s public service broadcasters played a vital role during the Covid-19 pandemic and should be protected, the chief executive of STV has said. In an interview with Morning Wire, Simon Pitts threw his weight behind traditional TV channels, insisting they were still relevant despite the rise of streaming heavyweights such as Netflix. “I don’t [...]

  • Jeremy Paxman diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease

    May 21, 2021

    Legendary broadcaster Jeremy Paxman has revealed he has been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. The 71-year-old journalist and University Challenge presenter said he had been receiving “excellent treatment” and that his symptoms were “currently mild”. “I can confirm I have recently been diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease. I am receiving excellent treatment and my symptoms are currently [...]

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