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BT in talks to sell stake in BT Sport

Telecoms company assessing options with companies such as Amazon, ITV and Dazn

Spotify expected to report subscriber slowdown

Such an update would be another signal that Covid lockdown entertainment boom is over

John Lewis hands founder’s great grandson £1.5m payoff

Payment for Patrick Lewis, who will leave in June after 26 years, exceeds chairman’s annual salary

Covid lockdowns lead to £1.1bn loss at UK events firm Informa

Revenues plunge by 42% but firm optimistic over business reopenings in major markets of US and China

Golden Globes crisis deepens as former president expelled and advisers resign

Hollywood Foreign Press Association expels Philip Berk after he shared article calling Black Lives Matter a ‘racist hate group’

Netflix records dramatic slowdown in subscribers as pandemic boom wears off

Streaming giant adds 4m subscribers, 2m below forecast, with company blaings dearth of new content and last year’s growth

Paul McCartney and Kate Bush lead call for change to music streaming payments

Open letter to Boris Johnson signed by 156 musicians including Led Zeppelin and Annie Lennox aims to reword 1988 Copyright Act

‘A great deception’: oil giants taken to task over ‘greenwash’ ads

ClientEarth calls for tobacco-like health warnings on advertisements from fossil fuel firms

Oscars 2021: looming TV ratings disaster could be calamitous for Academy

The starry telecast keeps the Academy afloat – but plunging viewers suggest the institution is out of sync with the public

Virgin Media and O2 merger cleared by competition watchdog

The £31bn 50-50 joint venture will create new ‘national champion’ to challenge BT

Another huge data breach, another stony silence from Facebook

The social media giant is still a law unto itself. Can anybody hold it to account?

Covid listener surge sees podcast firm’s results perking up

Shares and revenues at UK-based Audioboom are soaring despite stiff competition from the world’s digital giants

Facebook removes over 16,000 groups trading fake reviews

Firm takes action after criticism by UK competitions regulator for failing to clamp down on illegal trade

Fox takes legal action to lower price of stake it may buy in betting firm FanDuel

Rupert Murdoch’s corporation says it should be allowed to buy a stake at the same price Flutter paid last year

UK watchdog to investigate Facebook takeover of Giphy

CMA concerned acquisition could lessen competition for creation of gifs popular on social media

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