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  • Queen praises ‘invaluable’ role of trusted news during Covid-19 crisis

    October 5, 2020

    The Queen has thrown her weight behind trusted news organisations, praising them for providing an “invaluable” service during the coronavirus pandemic. The monarch hailed the “vital” work of the mainstream news media amid a proliferation of fake and misleading news on social media. In a letter to industry body News Media Association, the monarch said [...]

  • Former No 10 spin doctor Sir Robbie Gibb tipped for BBC chairman role

    October 5, 2020

    Former Downing Street spin doctor Sir Robbie Gibb is said to have taken pole position in the race to become the next chairman of the BBC. Gibb, who served as Theresa May’s communications director and formerly headed up the BBC’s political output, was being lined up for a non-executive position on the broadcaster’s board. But [...]

  • PR outfit Hawthorn poaches BBC veteran Ross Hawkins: ‘right opportunity at the right time’

    October 5, 2020

    Ross Hawkins is leaving the BBC after nearly two decades, joining Westminister public relations firm Hawthorn Advisors, the political correspondent confirmed to Morning Wire “It’s been brilliant fun [at the BBC], but this is the right opportunity at the right time,” Hawkins said. The seasoned reporter, who joined the BBC in 2001, said one of [...]

  • New BBC boss Tim Davie ‘prepared to fire stars’ who break impartiality rules

    September 29, 2020

    The BBC’s new director general today said he is prepared to fire high-profile figures who break the broadcaster’s devout impartiality rules on social media. In his first major move at the helm, Tim Davie, who took up the post earlier this month, said the corporation will publish new social media rules next month which will [...]

  • Andrew Neil to leave BBC and lead new UK TV news channel

    September 26, 2020

    Andrew Neil is set to leave the BBC and lead a rival news channel backed by US group Discovery. GB News plans to launch in early 2021 with Neil as its chair and top presenter. The channel is aiming to bring a talk-radio style to the UK “underserved and unheard by their media” and upend [...]

  • Hipgnosis plots £250m share placing to fund song buying spree

    September 21, 2020

    Hipgnosis today announced plans to raise £250m through a share placing as the music royalties investment firm ploughs on with its aggressive expansion strategy. The London-listed company said it aims to raise the funds through the placing of up to 216m new ordinary shares at 116p per share. It will also offer up to 3.6m [...]

  • Telegraph boosts profit as subscriber numbers hit fresh high

    September 17, 2020

    The Telegraph has reported a sharp rise in profit for the year after its ongoing shift to a subscription model helped drive subscriber numbers to a record high. Telegraph Media Group (TMG), which publishes the Daily Telegraph, Sunday Telegraph and Telegraph website, pulled in operating profit before exceptional items of £14.3m last year. This was [...]

  • Barack Obama’s memoirs to be published after US election in November

    September 17, 2020

    The eagerly-awaited memoirs of former president Barack Obama will be published in the wake of the US election in November. A Promised Land — the first of two volumes — will be released globally on 17 November, the book’s publisher confirmed today. “There’s no feeling like finishing a book, and I’m proud of this one,” [...]

  • Amazon Music launches podcasts as it puts Spotify in its sights

    September 16, 2020

    Amazon Music today said it will add podcasts to its streaming service at no additional cost, as the ecommerce giant looks to muscle in on the booming on-demand audio market. Amazon said it will launch podcasting in the US, UK, Germany and Japan on all tiers of its subscription service. The offering will include existing [...]

  • London First taps former Today programme editor to join board

    September 16, 2020

    London First today said it has tapped former Today programme editor Sarah Sands to join its board as an adviser. The business campaign group said Sands will take up her role with immediate effect and will help guide the organisation through a challenging period for the capital in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak. In [...]

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