Move raises clear conflict of interest concerns between president and state, says broadcaster

Regulator Ofcom found evidence of children using the technology to get around curbs

Combination will leave US media giant Comcast in control of a broadcaster that reaches 21mn households

For two decades, Hollywood’s most indispensable executive has been synonymous with Disney. Can he really tear himself away?

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Move expected in British government green paper would set stage for fresh battle with Big Tech over online misinformation

News, analysis and opinion from the Financial Times on the latest in markets, economics and politics

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The former Google executive on the challenges facing the public service broadcaster, his plans to cut 2,000 jobs — and what impartiality means in a polarised world

Australian media mogul’s funds to invest in Architect Capital SPV taking a minority stake in platform

Discussions with Architect Capital come less than a month after the UK-based platform’s owner Leonid Radvinsky died

New director-general Matt Brittin to replace Tim Davie next month

Social media feeds, AI summaries and influencer-driven content are luring readers away

Former Kingfisher chief is the government’s choice to replace Lord Michael Grade at the media regulator

Sky is placing a multimillion-pound bet on remaking the long-running US comedy show for a British audience

Government in final negotiations over deal expected to set inflationary increase in funding for global news provider

German media group has gatecrashed a proposed acquisition by the owner of the Daily Mail

Combined group will be the world’s largest independent TV maker producing shows from MasterChef to The Traitors

Revenues for right-leaning broadcaster rise following bigger TV and online audiences

Ellison father and son viewed deal as a matter of survival to compete with tech giants that now dominate Hollywood

Director-general Tim Davie tells staff broadcaster aims to trim about a tenth of costs over three years

British journalist was appointed by Jeff Bezos to turn around the storied newspaper

Ellisons approach was rebuffed over concerns about financial backing from China and Middle East sovereign funds

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Tie-up would create one of the most powerful right-leaning media groups in Britain

Tie-up would create one of the most powerful right-leaning media groups in Britain

Shumeet Banerji’s departure is latest blow to the corporation

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Organisers of the tennis tournament warned that a price cap would damage its funding model

Aggressive crackdown on touts comes after backlash over cost of watching live music and sport

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Broadcaster’s chair admits ‘error of judgement’ over clip but hits out at memo that prompted bosses’ resignations

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