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  • Former Reach boss Simon Fox in the frame to lead Frieze art fairs

    January 14, 2020

    The former chief executive of Daily Mirror publisher Reach has secured a new role as head of the company behind iconic arts fair operator Frieze. Simon Fox, who left Reach in July after seven years at the helm, is set to be announced as the new head of Frieze tomorrow. The appointment is said to [...]

  • Publisher Future braced for shareholder backlash over executive pay

    January 14, 2020

    Publishing firm Future could face a shareholder revolt at its annual general meeting (AGM) next month after an influential proxy adviser urged investors to vote down the firm’s executive pay policy. Future’s remuneration report outlines a base salary increase of more than 27 per cent for finance director Penny Ladkin-Brand, who is set to take [...]

  • Prince William and Prince Harry slam ‘offensive’ newspaper report

    January 13, 2020

    Prince William and Prince Harry have launched a blistering attack on an “offensive and potentially harmful” newspaper report about their relationship, as tensions between the palace and the press deepen. In a joint statement the Duke of Sussex and Duke of Cambridge said: “Despite clear denials, a false story ran in a UK newspaper today [...]

  • Tiktok mulls curated content feed in bid to woo advertisers

    January 13, 2020

    Tiktok is said to be mulling the launch of a curated content feed as the Chinese social media app looks to assuage advertiser fears over harmful material posted to its platform. The video-sharing firm is considering setting up a new stream that would contain carefully vetted content from so-called Tiktok creators or videos from professional [...]

  • BBC to move two-thirds of jobs outside London as it doubles down on regions

    January 12, 2020

    The BBC plans to have two-thirds of its employees based outside London by 2027 as the embattled broadcaster hits back at accusations of metropolitan bias. Director general Tony Hall said the corporation had a responsibility to “serve everyone” and “reflect every part of the UK”. Read more: Samira Ahmed claims victory in BBC equal pay [...]

  • Channel 4 under fire over BP Paralympics sponsorship

    January 12, 2020

    Channel 4 has come under fire from climate activists after it announced that BP will sponsor its coverage of the 2020 Paralympic Games in Tokyo. Environmental evangelists have taken aim at the broadcaster for accepting money from the oil giant, which is one of the world’s largest contributors to fossil fuel emissions. Read more: Boris [...]

  • ITV holds talks with BT as it eyes Champions League broadcast rights

    January 12, 2020

    ITV is said to be in discussions with rival BT as it looks to secure broadcast rights to Champions League football matches. The public service broadcaster is eyeing up a bid for a package of games held by the telecoms giant after losing out in an auction in November, the Sunday Times reported. Read more: [...]

  • Samira Ahmed claims victory in BBC equal pay tribunal

    January 10, 2020

    Samira Ahmed has won an equal pay employment tribunal against the BBC. The TV presenter claimed she was underpaid for hosting Newswatch in comparison with the salary Jeremy Vine commanded for his similarly-structured audience feedback programme, Points of View. Read more: Samira Ahmed v BBC: The court case over a 600 per cent pay gap [...]

  • Sun launches US website in bid to boost online audience

    January 9, 2020

    The Sun has quietly launched a US version of its website as the British tabloid looks to emulate its online success across the pond. The paper, which is part of Rupert Murdoch’s News UK empire, announced in a tweet yesterday that Sun US is now live, though the rollout was accompanied by limited fanfare. Read [...]

  • Journalists’ union hits back at Harry and Meghan in royal reporting row

    January 9, 2020

    The National Union of Journalists (NUJ) today hit back at the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after the Royal couple launched its latest attack on the media over alleged misreporting. Prince Harry and Meghan Markle sent shockwaves through the nation yesterday when they announced plans to step back as senior members of the Royal family. [...]

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