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  • Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook is in fake news ‘arms race’ against rival states

    May 21, 2020

    Mark Zuckerberg has said that Facebook is in an “arms race” to prevent misinformation from state actors as he defended his company’s crackdown on fake news about the Covid-19 crisis. The social media boss said his firm was battling to prevent interference from countries such as Russia, Iran and China, and admitted it was “behind” [...]

  • Amazon UK boss tipped as candidate for BBC director general role

    May 21, 2020

    Amazon’s UK chief is said to be one of the frontrunners to take over as director general of the BBC amid concerns the job hunt could be pushed back due to Covid-19. Douglas Gurr, who has led the tech giant’s operations in the UK and Ireland since 2016, is one of four candidates on the [...]

  • BBC Three could return as on-air channel after Normal People and Fleabag success

    May 20, 2020

    BBC Three could be brought back on air as the broadcaster looks to capitalise on a string of recent hits that have resonated with its vital youth audience. The channel was taken off linear TV and became online-only four years ago to save £30m, with the BBC arguing that young people were increasingly watching shows [...]

  • Bloomsbury print book sales drop during coronavirus lockdown

    May 20, 2020

    Publishing group Bloomsbury warned this morning that print revenue has plummeted during the coronavirus pandemic as book shops around the world have closed during lockdowns.  In Bloomsbury’s worst case scenario, print revenue, which comprised 79 per cent of total sales last year, could fall between 60 per cent to 65 per cent this year.  In [...]

  • Tiktok poaches Disney streaming boss as new chief executive

    May 19, 2020

    The veteran Disney executive behind the launch of its new streaming service is leaving the media empire to become the new chief executive of Tiktok. Kevin Mayer masterminded the rollout of Disney Plus last year but was overlooked for the role of Disney’s new chief executive. Mayer will take over at Tiktok from 1 June, [...]

  • Party crasher: BBC launches new co-watching feature to rival Netflix

    May 19, 2020

    The BBC has today launched a new feature that will allow people to watch and listen to programmes together even while they are separated. BBC Together allows people to access video and audio content from iPlayer, Sounds, Bitesize, News and Sport at exactly the same time. The feature, which has been launched by the broadcaster’s [...]

  • TV scripts get coronavirus rewrite as broadcasters resume filming

    May 18, 2020

    TV scripts will have to be rewritten and stars will be made to apply their own makeup under new coronavirus safety guidelines outlined by the UK’s major broadcasters today. The BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Sky were among the broadcasters to sign up to a new framework that will allow filming to resume on popular [...]

  • Times Radio snaps up Sun political editor Tom Newton Dunn

    May 14, 2020

    Times Radio today said it has appointed The Sun’s political editor Tom Newton Dunn as a presenter and chief political commentator. It is the latest high-profile appointment for the new radio station, which is due to be launched this summer by Rupert Murdoch’s News UK empire. Newton Dunn has worked at the Sun for 16 [...]

  • BBC Four faces closure as TV bosses battle £125m Covid-19 shortfall

    May 14, 2020

    BBC Four is set to be axed as the corporation’s bosses look to cut costs and divert dwindling funds to attract younger audiences. Executives are preparing to shutter the channel and divert some of its budget to BBC Three, its key focus for winning over 16 to 34-year-olds, the Telegraph reported. The highbrow channel, which [...]

  • Commercial radio pulls in record audience ahead of Covid-19 lockdown

    May 14, 2020

    UK commercial radio stations attracted their largest ever audience in the first three months of the year as Brits tuned in ahead of the full coronavirus lockdown. Roughly 36.3m people tuned in to commercial radio each week in the first quarter — the highest figure ever recorded. The sector’s average listening time was also up [...]

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