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Evgeny Lebedev in talks to sell London Live TV station

Exclusive: Evening Standard owner believed to be in discussions with That’s Media

Even Amazon and the tech giants could fail to click in a changing market

If the online retail giant has felt some pressure on profits, what price other, less secure, Silicon Valley firms?

Camera firm distances itself from Tiananmen Square advert

Leica, whose biggest growth market is China, say short film was not officially sanctioned

Netflix to pass 150m global subscriber mark as domination goes on

Streaming giant’s first-quarter results are expected to show healthy increase in revenues

Sexism in advertising: ‘They talk about diversity, but they don’t want to change’

As #timeTo, the ad industry’s answer to #MeToo, gathers momentum, we talk to senior women working in the field

Disney prepares to strike back at Netflix

Streaming service Disney+, launching in the US in autumn, is gambling billions on being able to see off a rival that already has 150 million subscribers worldwide

Band together: why musicians must strike a collective chord to survive

Red Bull Music Academy is closing, alternative culture outlets are retrenching – and big tech prefers pop. Experimental musicians need to stick together

HarperCollins UK profits double due to Tolkien TV deal with Amazon

Boost from rights sale for multi-series adaptation, as eBooks continue to decline

Five online gambling firms break UK rules on ads targeting children

Watchdog uses child ‘avatars’ to catch out firms including Aston Villa sponsor Unibet

BBC to take control of UKTV in £180m deal with Discovery

Corporation will also license natural history shows such as Blue Planet to US pay-TV giant

Podcasting’s Netflix moment: the global battle for domination

With huge audience growth forecast, the race is on to lead podcast distribution

Michelle Obama’s memoir sells more than 10m copies

Former first lady’s Becoming is a global hit in 31 languages and has sold 600,000 copies in UK

IMF chief joins calls for big tech firms to pay more tax

Christine Lagarde says governments must address corporation taxation concerns

As government flounders, investors find a way to curb executive pay

An unlikely hero – the Investment Association – is wading into pension inequality with a simple, compelling proposition

Disney tops Hollywood hierarchy closing 21st Century Fox deal

Disney’s deal is a fightback against tech industry, Netflix and Amazon. Six changes to expect …

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