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Profits may be down but the digital signal is improving at ITV – finally

Traditional ad revenue is suffering – but, crucially, streaming service ITVX is starting to deliver income

ITV profits plunge by 60% amid brutal advertising downturn

Slump in ad revenue outweighs record income from studio business

Mirror publisher Reach cuts sum set aside for phone-hacking payouts

High court case has clarified time limit for cases, as group reports fall in profits amid advertising slump

Hit shows such as Mr Bates could bring a dramatic improvement in ITV’s fortunes

With results due this week in a sinking ad market, the show was a timely reminder of what broadcast TV can do

ITV sells stake in Britbox International to BBC Studios for £255m

Commercial broadcaster’s sell-off will help fund share buyback and expansion of ITVX

Virgin Media O2 clients hit with 8.8% price rises or crippling exit fees

Increase is biggest hike in percentage terms of any major broadband or mobile firm this year

BuzzFeed plans to lay off 16% of employees after selling Complex

Media group says it will be ‘more profitable, more nimble’ after offloading Complex at a discount and implementing a restructure

Peak Stuff review – teenage ideals take a kicking from capitalism

A superb Meg Lewis plays three characters losing touch with reality in Billie Collins’s play about a market-driven world

Minister says government working on sanction options for those involved in Alexei Navalny’s death – as it happened

Leo Docherty, Foreign Office minister, says government ‘working at pace’ to hold those responsible for Russian opposition leader’s death to account

Apple reportedly faces €500m fine from EU over music streaming access

Brussels to issue levy after Spotify complained about block on telling users about cheaper alternatives to app store, according to FT

‘Breathtaking’ media layoffs continue with job cuts at NowThis and Intercept

Intercept management announces 15 staff reductions, and NowThis Union reveals whopping 50% of staff laid off

TikTokers help drive Sarah J Maas ‘romantasy’ boom for Bloomsbury

Publisher tells investors profits will exceed expectations, attributing this to release of House of Flame and Shadow

Paramount cuts 800 staff two days after Super Bowl was biggest ever TV show

Company that owns CBS, broadcaster of NFL showpiece, announces 3% reduction in global workforce

‘It’s happening everywhere’: Channel 4 CEO Alex Mahon on TV’s deep crisis

The network boss believes production companies that underpin Britain’s global reputation face being forced out of business

Nationwide’s Dominic West ad prompts complaint from rival

Watchdog receives complaint, reportedly from Santander UK, that advert paints misleading picture of bank branch closures

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