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UK Netflix rival looms as BBC and Discovery eye UKTV breakup

Splitting channels between them would have big impact on Britain’s TV industry

Netflix hunts long-term UK production base amid race for studios

Permanent space needed to spend more of film-maker’s £6bn yearly budget in Britain

Publisher of Mirror and Express newspapers to cut 70 jobs

Reach will tell affected staff they will be subject to 45-day consultation period

CBS could pay ex-CEO Les Moonves $120m despite harassment claims

Moonves in line for payoff if inquiry does not prove allegations as Judd Apatow and Rachel Bloom decry potential payoff

The John Lewis Bohemian Rhapsody ad: more fandango than magnifico

Instead of spending millions on a commercial, the newly rebranded company should treat its partners with more respect, says comedy writer Jack Bernhardt

WPP confirms Mark Read as chief executive

Sir Martin Sorrell’s successor says he does not plan break-up but ‘there are no sacred cows’

WPP understood to be in talks with Mark Read about £7m pay package

New chief exec could receive half of what Martin Sorrell earned in last full year in charge

Spectre of Martin Sorrell haunts ad firm as new chief steps in

Mark Read is all set to take the reins at WPP this week, but his colourful predecessor is still causing trouble

WPP to appoint company insider Mark Read as chief executive

Advertising firm decides against external hire to replace founder Sir Martin Sorrell

Amazon suspends reviews of US Open coverage after deluge of complaints

Amazon has been slammed amid its first exclusive broadcast of a sports event, with the picture and sound quality and lack of a recording option criticised

Facebook is being eclipsed by its youthful rival Snapchat

Social media giant struggles to stay relevant to a younger generation

Can Amazon ace it in the brutal arena of live sports broadcasting?

The company hopes coverage of the US Open will put it on equal footing to Sky, after failures by several streaming services

Procter & Gamble bids to trademark LOL, WTF and other acronyms

Firm wants to brand household products to appeal to younger consumers

Amazon to be told to ditch ‘guaranteed next-day delivery’ claim

Advertising Standards Authority set to rule on claims about retailer’s Prime service

Watchdog backs ‘healthy’ McDonald’s Happy Meal ad on children’s TV

ASA rejects complaint against fast-food firm but bans ads for KFC and Kellogg’s Coco Pops

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