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Gone With the Wind dropped from HBO Max over depiction of slavery

Temporary move followed call by 12 Years a Slave scriptwriter John Ridley for streaming services to review content that is ‘blatant in its demonisation’ of race

Microsoft’s robot editor confuses mixed-race Little Mix singers

Firm’s plan to replace editors with AI backfires after wrong image of musician is published

Tim Davie: the ultrarunner and marketing guru handed BBC’s top job

Corporation’s new director general will need all his commercial savvy to navigate choppy waters

Journalists at Reach consider legal action after 10% coronavirus pay cuts

Daily Mirror, Daily Express and local newspaper staff furious after bosses get £300,000 in bonuses and £1.18m in shares

Facebook and Microsoft muscle in on Zoom video-call boom

Google also aims to be part of rise in teleconferencing during coronavirus crisis

The Batman among movies given go-ahead for restart of UK filming

Exclusive: sign-off on Covid-19 guidelines reboots UK’s £3.6bn film and high-end television industry

Kylie Jenner in row with Forbes over billionaire status

Kardashian family member reacts angrily to magazine’s claim she spun ‘a web of lies’

Virgin Media to disappear from UK high street

Exclusive: firm’s 53 stores will not reopen after lockdown and staff will be offered other roles

Daily Mail owner’s print advertising revenues plunge by 70%

DMGT also owns the i and Metro and Covid-19 lockdown has hit newspaper industry

Dozens of local radio stations to vanish across England

Bauer rebranding will scrap regional identities and replace them with national network

How coronavirus has animated one section of the film industry

Animators tend to work alone – an attractive prospect for producers battling the coronavirus lockdown

Women of means: UK now home to 25 female billionaires

Tetra Pak scion Kirsten Rausing tops 2020 Sunday Times Rich List with £12.1bn fortune

Streaming services add 4.6m new subscribers during UK lockdown

Survey reveals extent to which ‘stay at home’ advice has benefitted Netflix and other

Inaction! Film companies await clear guidance before rolling cameras

While production has already restarted in Iceland and Sweden, British filmmakers fear UK is ‘behind the curve’

Forget the dividend, BT fibre investment is long overdue

Covid-19 pandemic underlines need for superfast broadband and BT was left horribly exposed

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