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Trump defends rightwing TV network Sinclair after ‘fake news’ script goes viral

Sinclair Broadcast Group is under fire for forcing its local news anchors to read an identical script criticizing ‘fake’ news stories

Social media ad spend to overtake TV’s in spite of Facebook woes

Cambridge Analytica scandal unlikely to diminish sector’s dominance, says eMarketer

Trouble for big tech as consumers sour on Amazon, Facebook and co

Trump is after Amazon, Congress is after Facebook, and Apple and Google have their problems too. Should the world’s top tech firms be worried?

Amazon snaps up Bake Off sponsorship in biggest UK TV deal

Deal is major coup for Channel 4, which has defied critics since poaching baking show from BBC

Chiltern Firehouse developer bidding to build east London film studio

Group behind celebrity restaurant and Ealing Studios emerges as one of around six bidders for Dagenham site

Stub it out: Netflix criticised for too many smoking scenes

Anti-smoking group finds streaming giant’s shows feature twice as many cigarettes and ‘tobacco incidents’ as traditional TV channels

Snapchat’s UK ad revenue set to overtake Twitter’s next year

UK arm – which earns about 10% of app’s global ad revenues – is forecast to bring in £181m

Out of print: NME’s demise shows pressure on consumer magazines

Niche publications hold on to readership as general titles yield to onslaught from digital media

Normandy advert to seduce UK firms after Brexit banned

TfL deems ads on tubes and buses calling for businesses to relocate too sensitive

Advertising watchdog cracks down on ticket resale websites

ASA bans misleading pricing practices by StubHub UK, Viagogo, Seatwave and GetMeIn!

Donald Trump’s wealth has fallen for second year running – Forbes

President is now worth $3.1bn, while Amazon founder Jeff Bezos is world’s richest with $112bn

Brewdog’s pink ‘beer for girls’ criticised as marketing stunt

Craft brewer says it launched repackaged Punk IPA to highlight gender pay inequality

Trinity Mirror to rebrand as Reach after Express and Star deal

Chief executive Simon Fox’s pay package increases by nearly 20% despite slide in revenues

Sky bidder Comcast labelled ‘worst company in America’

Experts urge closer scrutiny over regulatory breaches, customer service and pricing concerns

Why US media giants are eyeing Sky – and what any deal might mean

Comcast’s disruptive £22bn bid for Sky added a further layer to a complex affair. We ask why the UK operator is such a catch, and how new ownership will change our television landscape

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