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BBC announces 450 jobs will go in newsroom shake-up

BBC to cover fewer stories and centralise programme-making in effort to save £80m

Saudi Arabia criticised over pirate TV service ‘that airs Premier League’

EU says country has failed to halt BeoutQ, which reportedly also airs La Liga and Serie A

Australian who helped Peter Thiel bankrupt Gawker sues ex-business partner

Aron D’Souza, known for involvement in Hulk Hogan defamation case, seeks $2m in legal action

Netflix expects slower growth as company faces new competition

Company posted strong fourth-quarter earnings but added fewer customers than predicted in the last three months of 2019

The BBC needs to be defended – or its opponents will destroy it

Free market evangelists are closing in on the BBC. Don’t let it become another institution we only miss when it’s gone, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

Prince Harry and Meghan could face costly fight for Sussex Royal brand

Future of name in doubt after Queen bans pair from using HRH titles

Disney drops Fox name from 20th Century film studios and Searchlight

Executives were reportedly worried the name has become too closely associated with Rupert Murdoch’s rightwing channel

France’s digital minister says tax on big tech is just the start

Cédric O says French will not back down on levy despite US threats of trade war

Hatsune Miku review – hologram star fires up crowdsourced power pop

The virtual Vocaloid singer gives online devotees a non-stop real-world rave and a chance to light their glowsticks

The biggest Golden Globes snubs on a night of surprises

Netflix failed to impress as Scorsese’s mob epic went home with nothing and Noah Baumbach’s divorce drama picked up one minor award

Netflix faces crunch year as Disney, Apple and more vie for streaming crown

Streaming service could lose up to 16 million subscribers to rivals, says analyst

Universal Music sells €3bn stake to Chinese company Tencent

Parent company Vivendi to offload 10% stake with more deals likely amid music revival

From renewables to Netflix: the 15 super-trends that defined the 2010s

It was the decade of austerity, fracking, populism and internet lies. But not everything about the 2010s was terrible

Disney pulls shows from Sky as it prepares for UK streaming debut

Disney+ streaming service will launch in UK on 31 March 2020

Rightwing news network Sinclair raises minimum wage to $15 an hour

US TV giant announced hike after a top commentator said earlier this year raising minimum wage will ‘hurt working-class families’

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