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Amazon Prime Video outpaces Netflix growth after Premier League debut

Subscriber numbers up 35% in fourth quarter, giving Amazon its best year since launch

BT ready to break with tradition to chase Netflix generation

Broadcaster will scrap pay-TV packages in favour of monthly opt-ins for prime content

WH Smith moves Telegraph titles to magazine section

Retailer may be using relocation as tactic in commercial negotiations

Mobile, broadband and pay-TV customers could save £1bn on bills

New Ofcom rules will force companies to offer the best deals when contracts end

Six Nations must look after its casual crowd who may not pay to watch it

The Six Nations and the private equity firm CVC’s impending deal is threatening to take some games off free-to-air TV, and that could be a dangerous move

Premier League’s new chief says Netflix-style overseas service is on cards

The Premier League will eventually sell matches to the overseas audience on a Netflix-style platform, according to its new chief executive, Richard Masters

UN rapporteur condemns UK hosting of Israeli spyware firm

David Kaye speaks out over decision to allow NSO Group to exhibit at trade fair

Twitter revenue tops $1bn a quarter for first time

Social media firm’s shares climb after revenues rebound far above expectations

We weren’t prepared for the rush when we unlocked London’s loo codes

It is a simple form of direct action – and it works, say campaigners Merlin Jobst and Sophie Bowley-Aicken

Ryanair accused of greenwash over carbon emissions claim

UK watchdog bans advert claiming lowest CO2 pollution of any major airline

Sharon White gets set to live the troubled John Lewis dream

The ex-Ofcom boss takes over this week – at a time when the partnership’s cherished traditions are under heavy pressure

Mark Zuckerberg: being popular is so over. It’s about winning now

Facebook’s CEO says, ominously, that he will be making unpopular decisions because he believes them to be right

M&C Saatchi under investigation by financial watchdog

Decision by FCA comes after advertising agency revealed an accounting scandal in 2019

Actors’ union creates ‘landmark’ rules for filming sex scenes

Screen Actors Guild guidelines for intimacy coordinators are designed to protect performers filming nudity or simulated sex

Newcastle city council named UK’s top LGBT employer

Stonewall publishes top 100 list, featuring Sainsbury’s and Channel 4 for first time

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