A major bidding war has erupted between Paramount and Skydance Media over Warner Bros Discovery, with potential deals exceeding $30 billion. This could reshape the global media landscape significantly.
A former Mail on Sunday editor has denied allegations of misleading an inquiry into the use of a private investigator, as the case reaches the High Court. The legal battle centers on claims of deceptive practices in media investigations.
Rival bidders for The Telegraph are considering legal challenges against the UK government's intervention in the sale process, citing concerns over fairness and regulatory overreach.
CBS News contributor David Begnaud announces Do Good Crew, an independent media company offering newsletters, podcasts and events while maintaining his network position, reflecting a broader industry shift toward hybrid journalism models.
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The Guardian and Channel 4 launch a multi-channel campaign for 'Dirty Business,' a factual drama exposing Britain's sewage crisis, featuring advertising takeovers and investigative content.
Axel Springer, owner of Politico and Business Insider, supports a consortium's £500m bid for Telegraph Media Group, challenging the Daily Mail owner's acquisition amid regulatory scrutiny.
A federal judge has dismissed a case involving a raid on The Washington Post, emphasizing the importance of press freedom protections under the First Amendment.
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications for February 2026, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates on previously reported stories.
Politico owner Axel Springer has joined a rival bid for The Telegraph, led by Dovid Efune, intensifying the media acquisition battle.
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British newspapers have unleashed a torrent of coverage following the arrest of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, with headlines ranging from sensational to critical, sparking widespread public debate and scrutiny.
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies in recent articles from February 2026, including updates on political and economic reporting.
AI-generated videos and White House propaganda are amplifying digital blackface, exploiting Black stereotypes in media. Experts warn of rising disinformation and cultural appropriation risks.
Barry Johnson, a transformative figure in British media who led The Guardian through a period of significant growth and innovation, has passed away at the age of 78.
A Call Of Duty: Black Ops 7 TV advert has been banned by UK regulators after complaints it trivialised sexual violence towards men, despite publisher Activision's defense of its adult-targeted humor.
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A Transport for London Facebook ad has been banned by the ASA for perpetuating harmful racial stereotypes about black men as perpetrators of threatening behaviour.
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a Transport for London campaign ad for perpetuating harmful racial stereotypes about black men. The 'Act Like a Friend' social media ad showed a black male harassing a white girl.
Morgan Stanley's European media head, Luis Machado, is set to leave the bank after a decade, marking a significant leadership change in the investment banking sector.
The Guardian has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates on previously reported stories from February 2026.
The Washington Post, owned by Jeff Bezos, is under intense scrutiny as critics argue its news operations are not safe from corporate influence and ethical breaches.
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The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications for articles from February 2026, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates on previously reported stories.
UK advertising agencies experienced their largest annual staff decline in 2025, with over 14% workforce reduction driven by AI adoption and younger workers leaving the industry.
A free immersive exhibition at Outernet London features 68 award-winning TV commercials from the past five decades, including Cadbury's Gorilla and Guinness Surfer ads.
Norwegian electronics retailer Komplett promises free copies of GTA 6 to parents whose children are born on the game's November 19 launch date, echoing a similar 2011 Bethesda promotion.
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy orders a public interest investigation into the £500m sale of Telegraph titles to Daily Mail owner DMGT, citing media plurality concerns.
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The Château de la Messardière in Saint-Tropez extends a media blackout, blocking freebie stays for journalists. Meanwhile, PRs push quirky Valentine's pitches, Bitcoin fortunes dwindle, and City signs warn against public urination.
The Guardian has secured over 20 nominations at the 2026 Press Awards, including for daily newspaper and website of the year, with 27 entries shortlisted across 21 categories.
Will Lewis's tenure as Washington Post publisher was marked by sweeping layoffs, abrupt resignation, and constant clashes with staff, leaving a legacy of controversy and financial turmoil.
The Washington Post announces significant staff reductions and appoints Matt Murray as interim top editor, signaling a major restructuring amid industry challenges.
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The Washington Post has axed 400 jobs amid financial pressures, raising questions about Jeff Bezos' motives. Critics wonder if political factors, not just profits, influenced the decision.
