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Netflix to raise prices for UK subscribers by up to 20%

Streaming firm says increases will let it spend more on shows as it looks to see off Disney+

Netflix and Amazon score billion pound revenue in battle with UK broadcasters

Without a major British rival, TV and film fans are turning to the Silicon Valley giants

My art was used to sell cars – but I’m fighting back

An advert for Volkswagens that featured my artwork about refugees illustrates corporations’ focus on profit over people, says artist Ai Weiwei

Meet Rose Garnett, the mastermind behind Britain’s best movies

The head of BBC Films is worshipped by everyone from Rachel Weisz to Steve McQueen. How did an ex-heroin addict become the biggest hitmaker in British cinema?

Netflix close to long-term UK studio space deal at Pinewood

Streaming company is producing an increasing number of shows in Britain

Deeper problems than Jeremy Kyle are making ITV a turn-off for investors

Gambits like BritBox may not save the broadcaster in a market dominated by Netflix and other tech interlopers

Facebook job offers ‘shunned by top talent after data scandal’

Recruiters reportedly say social network has suffered major decline in interest from top US schools

BT unveils new logo after years of work – its name in a circle

Telecoms firm has gone through multiple identities since being privatised in the 1980s

William Hill ad banned for inviting Tinder users out of ‘friend zone’

Advertising watchdog upholds complaints saying bookie’s invite to Tinder breached code

Champions League fever fuels surge in BT Sport sign-ups – CEO

Philip Jansen says BT has fielded a large number of calls from fans eager to watch final

Paddy Power advert featuring Ryan Giggs’s brother banned

Ad showing Rhodri Giggs driving sports car and drinking champagne glamorises gambling, says watchdog

Rollercoaster ride: £5bn UK theme park faces string of delays

The London Resort gains Thunderbirds but loses Star Trek as partners walk away

Monopoly-themed online gambling ad faces regulator’s ban

Advert breaches code which protects children from being targeted, ASA claims

Wallace and Gromit creators pull out of ‘UK’s Disneyland’

Aardman Animations no longer involved with delayed £3.2bn theme park in Kent

Ready for the Corrie-coaster? ITV signs up to ‘UK’s Disneyland’

ITV joins Aardman and BBC Worldwide in signing deals with the £3.2bn London Resort

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