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More Bodyguards and Love Islands needed as UK viewers desert TV

Ofcom report highlights scale of challenge broadcasters face from streaming services

Tech firm Tencent in talks to buy stake in Universal Music Group

Deal will improve promotion of artists and help identify new talent, says Vivendi

Facebook still flooded with fake reviews, says Which?

Users exposed to unsafe products bolstered by misleading reviews, says study

Disney, king of the box office, now primed to do battle with Netflix

World’s biggest entertainment company reports its results this week

Warning message on gambling ads does little to stop betting – study

Research shows ‘When the fun stops, stop’ slogan did not have significant effect on behaviour

Sex, drugs, politics: how the streaming giants are blowing up Bollywood

New Amazon and Netflix dramas take in themes that India’s established cinema rarely touches, with millions of potential subscribers available

World’s football bodies urge Saudi Arabia to stop pirate TV service

Fifa, Uefa and Premier League ask Saudi government to clamp down on beoutQ

Giffgaff fined £1.4m for overcharging millions of mobile customers

Ofcom investigation finds billing error led to network overcharging 2.6 million users

Simon Fox to step down as chief of Daily Mirror owner Reach

Former Ladbrokes Coral boss Jim Mullen to take charge at UK’s largest regional newspaper group

While Boris Johnson shuffles the deckchairs, the car industry is crashing

The auto industry has been Europe’s driving force for years, but it’s experiencing a rough ride now

Love Island to be screened twice a year as ITV adds winter edition

Broadcaster looks to bolster ad revenues after 5% fall in the first half of 2019 to £849m

Internet advertising to grow at slowest rate since 2001 dotcom bust

Sector to be outpaced next year by cinema ads as big companies raise fears over digital scandals

BBC and ITV unveil launch plans for BritBox streaming service

Joint venture considered unlikely to challenge UK market dominance of Netflix

The Netflix cash machine needs the kind of hits that money can’t buy

It is worth $166bn and has 150m users. But as it loses the rights to other networks’ best shows, it must create its own classics

France hits back at US over tax on digital giants

US has said it will investigate planned levy on firms such as Amazon and Facebook

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