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  • Queen’s funeral: Sky News has biggest single day on YouTube with 42m views

    September 20, 2022

    Sky News had its biggest single day on YouTube during the Queen’s funeral, with more than 42m views. The broadcaster’s digital offering included 5.2m million users on Sky News’ app and website, as the nation watched Her Majesty the Queen laid to rest. Sky News said it had more than 23m views of its coverage [...]

  • Govt looks at ‘business case’ for Channel 4 privatisation and scrapping BBC licence fee

    September 20, 2022

    The UK Government is currently reconsidering its plan to privatise Channel 4 as well as scrapping the BBC licence fee.  Culture secretary Michelle Donelan said she was currently “looking at the business case” for the sale of the state-owned broadcaster. “I’m the type of politician that bases their decisions on evidence, that bases their decisions [...]

  • Exclusive: UK retailers should copy TfL or they miss out on advertising cash, argues City bigwig

    September 15, 2022

    Are UK retailers missing a valuable opportunity to earn money from advertising? A City insider thinks most big brands do, as he urges the High Street’s biggest names to look at TfL and copy their model by rolling out a retail media network. So-called retail media networks are one of the hottest emerging trends in [...]

  • The Week owner Future says full-year results to top expectations despite challenging backdrop

    September 13, 2022

    The Week owner Future has said full-year results are expected to top expectations despite increasing pressure being put on the media firm from inflation and supply chain woes. The firm said it had seen return to organic audience growth in the second half of the year, “as Covid comparators were fully lapped, combined with continued [...]

  • BBC urged to cancel Bain & Co contract following UK government ban

    September 12, 2022

    The BBC has said it will “consider” calls for it to cancel its contract with Bain & Co, following the UK’s government’s decision to ban the consultancy from competing for government contracts. The broadcaster said it will consider calls from veteran anti-apartheid campaigner Lord Hain for the BBC to cancel its contract with Bain over allegations [...]

  • Activist investor Daniel Loeb retracts calls for Disney’s ESPN sale

    September 12, 2022

    Activist investor Daniel Loeb has backed off from pushing Walt Disney to spin off ESPN, stating that he now has a “better understanding” of the potential for growth. In a tweet last night, Loeb wrote: “We have a better understanding of @espn‘s potential as a standalone business and another vertical for $DIS to reach a [...]

  • Disney boss pushes back against ESPN sale

    September 11, 2022

    Disney boss has pushed back against calls to sell up or spin off its sports arm, ESPN.

  • Former Disney chief says he didn’t buy Twitter because of bot concerns

    September 8, 2022

    Disney’s former chief has said the company did not purchase Twitter back in 2016 because a “substantial portion” of its users “were not real”. Speaking at Vox Media’s Code Conference, Bob Iger explained that the media giant had debated snapping up the social media firm, but decided against it. “We did look very carefully at all of [...]

  • BBC One and ITV suspend programming due to concerns about Queen’s health

    September 8, 2022

    BBC One has suspended all programming until 6pm in light of the news about Her Majesty The Queen's health.  

  • Exclusive: Three quarter of Brits pay for subscriptions they don’t use

    September 8, 2022

    Three quarters of Brits who have subscriptions say they are currently spending on services they don’t regularly use.

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