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  • BBC: Boris Johnson ‘very concerned’ about Princess Diana interview scandal

    May 21, 2021

    Prime Minister Boris Johnson today waded into the row over the BBC’s infamous interview with Princess Diana, saying he was “obviously very concerned” about the findings of a new report. The damning report by Lord Dyson, published yesterday, found the broadcaster had covered up the “deceitful” tactics used by reporter Martin Bashir in securing the [...]

  • Six Nations to remain free-to-air as BBC and ITV ink new deal

    May 21, 2021

    The Six Nations is set to remain free-to-air after the competition reached an agreement in principle to renew its broadcasting deal with the BBC and ITV. The new agreement will run for four years from 2022 until after the championships in 2025. For the men’s competition, ITV will show all of England, Ireland, Italian and [...]

  • Sunday Times Rich List: Marcus Rashford tops the UK’s biggest givers

    May 21, 2021

    Manchester United football player Marcus Rashford has become the youngest person to top The Sunday Times Giving List this year, which measures philanthropy among the ultra-wealthy. The list highlighted today that the UK saw more new billionaire’s during the pandemic than any other time over the list’s 33-year history. However, this year also saw a record amount of donations, exceeding £4bn [...]

  • Screenshot: Have the streaming wars just gone nuclear?

    May 21, 2021

    This week **Media Moment of the Week: That’ll do, you donkeys **Have the streaming wars just gone nuclear? **Can London close the tech gap on Silicon Valley? Media Moment of the Week: That’ll do, you donkeys Shrek turned 20 this week. Ah lovely, an innocent reminder of youth, I bet you’re thinking. Wrong. It’s actually [...]

  • Snap launches new video editing app in bid to take in Tiktok

    May 20, 2021

    Snap today unveiled plans for a new standalone app offering professional levels of video editing as it looks to challenge the dominance of rivals Tiktok and Instagram. The US tech firm, which owns Snapchat, said Story Studio will give social media stars powerful editing tools to make professional content for mobile. It will also introduce [...]

  • BBC ‘covered up’ failings over Martin Bashir’s bombshell Diana interview

    May 20, 2021

    The BBC has been blasted over its handling of a 1995 interview of Diana after reporter Martin Bashir used “deceit” to gain access to the Princess of Wales. A damning report into the incident, published today, concluded that the broadcaster had covered up the tactics used by the journalist to secure the interview. It said [...]

  • LSE warns Reuters paywall plan breaches Refinitiv deal terms

    May 20, 2021

    Reuters has reportedly been warned by the London Stock Exchange Group that its plan to instigate a paywall on its content is in breach of the London bourse’s purchase of data provider Refinitiv. A letter from the LSE to the news provider, which was reported by Barron’s, says that the plan, which was announced in [...]

  • EU to demand tougher pledges from tech giants over fake news

    May 19, 2021

    Tech giants such as Facebook and Google will be forced to make firmer pledges to crack down on misinformation on their platforms on new rules being prepared by the EU. The European Commission is planning to hold social media firms more responsible for curbing the money they make through advertising placed next to false information. [...]

  • Stream team: How Discovery and Warner Media plan to take on Netflix

    May 18, 2021

    It was a plot hatched in the utmost secrecy. After striking up a rapport over their shared interest in golf, Discovery chief executive David Zaslov and AT&T boss John Stankey devised a plan to merge their media assets, shaking up the world of streaming in the process. Following a few whirlwind months of negotiations, which [...]

  • BT’s boss buys £2m of shares one day after major investment push

    May 17, 2021

    The boss of BT has bought more than £2 million of shares in his own company, just a day after announcing a major new investment drive. Chief executive Philip Jansen bought 1.25 million shares at £1.63 each, according to new filings with the London Stock Exchange. The purchase on Friday came the day after Jansen [...]

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