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Breitbart News blacklisted by ad tech company for violating hate speech rules

AppNexus, which distributes online advertising, has blocked the increasingly popular rightwing media site helmed by Trump’s chief strategist Steve Bannon

eOne shares plunge as first-half profits tumble

Entertainment One, owner of Peppa Pig and film distributor, reports profit slump but hopes to recoup losses in second half

Fantastic riches and where to find them: how to grow a $22bn franchise

Fantastic Beasts is not just a new outpost for the Harry Potter empire. It is a pivotal moment in the creation of The Wizarding World of JK Rowling – and it could give the gold-gobbling niffler a run for its money. We go over the books

Google and Facebook back post-Brexit UK, but tech worries linger

Technology heavyweights are investing in Britain despite political uncertainty and concerns over skills shortages

George the bear seeks new followers as Hofmeister lager returns

Classic 80s brand revived after 13 years as a premium Bavarian bottled brew for the Facebook, Twitter and craft ale age

Regulator prevents BT and EE bidding for more 4G mobile spectrum

But Ofcom is criticised for allowing the group to bid for airwaves critical to rolling out future 5G services

Still in vogue: luxury magazines defy print market gloom

Top glossy titles pull more readers and advertisers as fashion, arts and lifestyle content retains its shiny appeal

An Amnesty billboard or a poppy – which was ‘too political’ for rail bosses?

Network Rail has banned our messages championing the Human Rights Act from its stations. It’s a late cancellation we should have expected

‘Secrecy was vital’: how our charity helped John Lewis make its Christmas ad

Wildlife Trusts was a natural fit for an advert focused on British garden wildlife – we gave John Lewis tips on how to help wildlife and inspire children

Network Rail pulls Amnesty posters on Human Rights Act

Rail authority says adverts highlighting issues such as Hillsborough disaster breach rules on political advertising

Which charities will benefit from this year’s Christmas TV ads?

With retail giants such as John Lewis and Sainsbury’s jostling for impact with their TV adverts, we look at how charities are set to gain

‘We had a fox stuck on a trampoline’ – wildlife charities react to the John Lewis Christmas ad

For one animal charity, the retailer’s bouncing boxer represents a clear and present danger. For others, it’s finally good news for badgers …

Sainsbury’s joins Christmas ad battle with animation and James Corden

Three-minute ad is upbeat musical story featuring busy dad creating replicas of himself so he can spend more time with family

Brexit vote had negligible impact on advertising, says WPP

Group M media arm raises growth forecasts for both 2016 and 2017, saying digital ads will drive growth

Waitrose makes a John Lewis journey with moving Christmas ad

A tiny robin makes an arduous epic trip back to the UK for his Christmas mince pie, supplied by a young girl (and Waitrose)

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