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Hollywood studio MGM puts itself up for sale at $5bn

Studio behind James Bond franchise looks to cash in on rocketing prices for content amid TV streaming boom

Chinese tech firm increases stake in Universal Music to 20%

UMG valued at €30bn after consortium led by Tencent Music exercises option to double stake

Sky to make Amazon Prime Video available to subscribers in Europe

Deal will give millions of TV customers access to the streaming service’s content

Chinese authorities detain citizen who works for Bloomberg news

Haze Fan was escorted from her apartment by officials on suspicion of endangering national security

The US government wants to break up Facebook. Good – it’s long overdue

America broke up logging companies in the 1840s, Standard Oil in the 1910s, and AT&T in the 1980s. It’s time to take on big tech

Facebook faces biggest legal battle in years as US officials launch lawsuits

Regulators and 48 attorney generals take on company over antitrust concerns

Google to let YouTube users opt out of gambling and alcohol ads

Company will roll out feature in UK next year but without guarantee it will filter out 100% of adverts

Say that again? UK speech-dubbing pioneer secures new funding

Papercup’s AI tech automatically dubs content into foreign languages with voice ‘indistinguishable from human speech’

Daily Mail group executives could share £60m under new bonus scheme

Top four at DMGT also took home £24m despite profits slump amid Covid crisis

Digital watchdog’s takeover powers might tame Facebook and Google at last

The UK’s Digital Markets Unit is likely to have powers to protect startups from the giants, and about time too

Zuckerberg threatened to pull investment from the UK

Minutes of a 2018 meeting show Facebook chief complaining UK was anti-tech and saying he might look elsewhere in Europe to invest

Tech giants may face billions of pounds in fines from new UK watchdog

Competition regulator wants new Digital Markets Unit to have power to levy huge penalties if firms abuse code of conduct

Christopher Nolan leads industry fury over Warner Bros’ streaming move

Tenet director says studio’s decision to release its entire 2021 slate in the US simultaneously in cinemas and on HBO Max is ‘not how you treat film-makers’

Warner Bros to launch its 2021 movies simultaneously on HBO Max and in cinemas

The studio’s upcoming 17 releases, including The Matrix 4 and Dune, will premiere in the US for subscribers at no extra charge

Post-Brexit Britain will have to do better than this to curb the power of big tech

Does the government grasp the scale of the challenge of digital regulation?, asks competition lawyer Michelle Meagher

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