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  • Government to take on big tech in bid to boost British news

    Tech

    The government is preparing to force social media platforms to boost the presence of British news providers to counter misinformation, in a move likely to ruffle the feathers of big tech firms. Ministers are preparing to consult on rules which would require platforms like YouTube and Meta to make UK news sites like the BBC, [...]

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  • Future bets on SheerLuxe as Google squeezes digital publishers

    Media

    Future said the acquisition of SheerLuxe and a push into AI-driven products would help return the publisher to growth after weaker digital ad and ecommerce markets dragged profits lower in the first half. The media group behind Marie Claire, TechRadar and Go.Compare reported revenue of £349.1m for the six months to March 31, down from [...]

    Jon Steinberg will step down as Future's boss next year
  • BBC to cut 2,000 jobs ahead of Matt Brittin takeover

    Media

    The BBC is set to cut up to 2,000 jobs in its largest round of redundancies in 15 years, as the broadcaster accelerates cost-cutting plans ahead of a leadership change next month. Staff were briefed on the proposals at a company-wide meeting on Wednesday, with the cuts expected to affect roughly 10 per cent of [...]

    BBC faces £100k libel trial by top Tory donor over Panorama story on Pandora Papers
  • UK media giants join forces to curb AI’s use of their journalism

    February 27, 2026

    Sky News has teamed up with the BBC, the Financial Times, the Guardian and the Daily Telegraph to form a new coalition aimed at setting industry standards for how AI uses news content. The group, under the name the Standards for Publisher Usage Rights coalition (SPUR), has been launched in response to growing concern that [...]

  • Financial Times lays off staff as chief executive warns of ‘need for change’

    February 26, 2026

    The Financial Times has completed a round of layoffs, Morning Wire understands, as the London newspaper’s new chief executive told staff of “the need for change” as part of an internal restructuring.  Around a dozen roles across the paper’s Product and Tech department have been axed following a consultation process, according to internal communications seen [...]

  • BBC left out of ChatGPT AI news sources

    January 30, 2026

    AI chatbots used by millions to access the news are skewing UK media, with new research showing that some of the country’s biggest and most trusted outlets are being sidelined altogether. According to the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), ChatGPT and Google Gemini did not cite the BBC in any responses to news-related queries, [...]

  • Steven Bartlett hiring journalists for new tech news site

    December 1, 2025

    Dragons’ Den entrepreneur Steven Bartlett has set up his own journalism website focused on technology news, Morning Wire can reveal. The website, Founded.com, is to report on technology companies based in the UK and US and is expected to officially launch in the middle of December. A total of 10 journalists, as well as an [...]

  • The Debate: Should the BBC licence fee be scrapped?

    November 12, 2025

    The BBC is facing an 'existential crisis' according to some. But is it time to scrap the licence fee altogether?

  • BBC has no right to taxpayer money if it cannot prove impartiality

    November 11, 2025

    Unless the BBC can prove, definitely, that it is unbiased, it has no right to taxpayer money, writes Oliver Dean.

  • The Guardian slashes losses amid record sales following The Observer deal

    May 27, 2025

    The Guardian has slashed its losses and achieved a record revenue in the year the media group sold The Observer. The title achieved a revenue of around £275m, according to unaudited figures for the year to 31 March 2025, up from the £257.8m it posted for its prior financial year. The Guardian’s losses, which it [...]

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