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  • Exclusive: Sky to open first retail stores as it takes on high street rivals

    August 28, 2020

    Sky is set to open its first ever brick-and-mortar retail stores in the UK as the broadcaster and telecoms giant defies faltering footfall to turn up the heat on its rivals. The media group is poised to open its first outlets in the coming months, providing a physical point of sale for its mobile, TV [...]

  • Frontier Developments shares jump as it unveils new video game launches

    August 28, 2020

    Shares in Frontier Developments jumped this morning after the video game publisher said a string of new titles will help boost full-year revenue. The Aim-listed firm reported a “strong close” to the financial year, adding that sales across its portfolio of games had hit targets so far in the 2021 fiscal year. The Cambridge-based gaming [...]

  • A no-deal Brexit could cause the UK’s digital sector to shrink

    August 28, 2020

    The EU’s trade negotiator Michel Barnier recently said that a post-Brexit deal seemed unlikely. This supports our view at Securys that the Brexit transition period will close without an adequacy agreement, bringing an end to the unrestricted flow of data between the UK and the European Economic Area (EEA).  Buried in a weekend article came [...]

  • Tiktok ‘nears deal’ for sale of US operations after chief exec quits

    August 27, 2020

    Short-form video app Tiktok is nearing a deal for its US operations, CNBC reported today, ahead of a potential ban in the country. The reports come just hours after chief executive Kevin Mayer quit his role at the firm, citing political pressure from the White House. According to the report, Mayer was initially going to [...]

  • Recruitment firm Hays fees drop amid dire jobs market

    August 27, 2020

    Recruitment firm Hays reported a drop in its annual net fees as the jobs market readjusted to the coronavirus pandemic. The figures Hays reported that profit before tax plunged 49 per cent from £246.3m to £126.2m, while operating profit dropped 46 per cent to £135m. Group fees fell 11 per cent for the year as [...]

  • Gambling, alcohol and tobacco brands target children in age-restricted ads

    August 26, 2020

    Children have been targeted by almost 160 gambling, alcohol and tobacco adverts which break advertising rules, according to the regulator.   The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) said it had found 159 adverts on 34 websites and five Youtube accounts aimed at children.  Companies placing age-restricted ads online are required, under the Advertising Code, to target their [...]

  • Virtual live music business Melody VR buys Napster in $70m deal

    August 25, 2020

    Virtual live music business Melody VR said today it has bought music streaming business Napster in a $70m (£53.8m) deal. Melody VR, which launched in 2018, uses virtual reality technology to allow music fans to experience gigs from artists such as Post Malone, Chainsmokers (pictured), Lewis Capaldi, Blake Shelton, Wiz Khalifa, Kelly Clarkson, Niall Horan, [...]

  • Tiktok sues Donald Trump over executive order banning video app

    August 24, 2020

    Tiktok and parent company Bytedance have today sued US President Donald Trump over his decision to sign an executive order banning the short-form video app. In a blog post earlier today, the firm said that it had been left with “no choice” but to sue the president, adding that it strongly disagreed with the White [...]

  • Pearson appoints Disney veteran Andy Bird as new chief executive

    August 24, 2020

    Publishing group Pearson has appointed former Disney bigwig Andy Bird as its new chief executive. The company said Bird will take over from current boss John Fallon on 19 October. Fallon will step down from the board but remain as an adviser until the end of the year. Veteran media industry boss Bird, whose career [...]

  • Relx snaps up UK analytics firm Scibite in £65m deal

    August 21, 2020

    Relx today said it has acquired British data analytics firm Scibite as the publishing giant shifts its focus to digital services. The FTSE 100 company did not disclose financial terms, but a source told Morning Wire the deal was worth roughly £65m. The deal forms part of Relx’s strategy to supplement organic growth with analytics [...]

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