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  • Activist eyes change at Scottish TV channel

    October 23, 2016

    Scottish television channel STV has become the target of activist investor Crystal Amber. The investor, which recently made headlines by pushing for a sale of Pinewood film studios, has built up an 11 per cent stake in the TV producer. It’s understood Crystal Amber is aiming to buy up to a fifth of STV after [...]

  • More BuzzFeed news that will make you say WTF

    October 21, 2016

    US company NBCUniversal is reportedly set to increase its investment in news and entertainment website BuzzFeed. Comcast’s TV and movie arm is finalising a deal to put around $200m (£164m) into the company, giving it a total value of $1.7bn, Recode reports. Read more: 560,000 reasons why BuzzFeed won in 2015 In the UK, BuzzFeed [...]

  • 560,000 reasons why BuzzFeed won in 2015

    October 19, 2016

    The UK arm of US media company BuzzFeed quadrupled its profits last year, making around £560,000, alongside some huge investments. Accounts filed at Companies House show BuzzFeed grew its profits from £140,772 in 2014 to £558,408 last year. The filings don’t show revenue as firms bringing in less than £6.5m are not required to disclose [...]

  • Twitter fires its new head of VR… in the same week it hired him

    October 19, 2016

    Twitter is ploughing on into the world of virtual reality, though it faced a small setback today after announcing it had fired its new head of VR (roughly 48 hours after he started his new job). A Silicon Valley tech entrepreneur, Gregory Gopman, had joined the struggling social network to work on a nascent team charged with [...]

  • Independent profitable for first time in 23 years after print closure, says owner

    October 19, 2016

    The Independent is profitable for the first time in more than 20 years after it went online-only earlier this year, its owner has revealed. The Independent and Independent on Sunday print newspapers were closed earlier this year after owner ESI Media, which also publishes the Evening Standard, sold the i newspaper, their cut-price sister title. Read [...]

  • Yahoo beats Wall Street estimates ahead of Verizon takeover

    October 18, 2016

    Yahoo beat Wall Street earnings estimates in its third quarter earnings, which was a welcome bit of good news for Marissa Mayer’s firm. The company said it earned 20 cents per share on an adjusted basis, above analyst predictions of 14 cents and reported a 6.5 per cent rise in quarterly revenue.  But although Yahoo reported [...]

  • PA to use robots to write market reports and election coverage

    October 18, 2016

    Hello Siri, can you write me a story please? This could be the future of digital journalism after the Press Association said they are looking at using robots to report some stories in the next few months, Press Gazette reported today. Speaking at the Society of Editor's conference this morning, the agency's editor-in-chief, Pete Clifton, [...]

  • Netflix shares soar thanks to Stranger Things boost, but it’s putting the brakes on its roll-out in China

    October 17, 2016

    After much doom and gloom ahead of Netflix's third quarter update today, shares soared 20 per cent in after-hours trading after stronger than expected earnings. Global streaming revenue surpassed $2bn for the first time – up 36 per cent year-on-year, which Netflix attributed to its strong original content, including Stranger Things and the second series of [...]

  • Editor of Russia’s state broadcaster says UK bank account frozen

    October 17, 2016

    Russia’s state-run broadcaster has had its NatWest bank account frozen, according to its editor-in-chief. Margarita Simonyan tweeted today: “Our accounts in Britain have been blocked. All of them. ‘Decision not to be discussed’. Hail to freedom of speech!” Read more: US ends Syria ceasefire talks with Russia RT, formerly known as Russia Today, reported that NatWest [...]

  • Could you be watching Trump TV if Donald loses the US election?

    October 17, 2016

    What do you do when the media is, in your view, rigging an election against you? Set up your own media organisation, of course. Donald Trump's son-in-law has been having talks about helping his dad set up a new TV network, just days after the Republican candidate claimed that the media was rigging the US election. Jared [...]

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