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
I’ve battled racism and misogyny in British broadcasting for years. As a Black woman, it’s exhausting
The creative industries in this country are boys’ clubs. Conversations about meaningful change are long overdue, says author and broadcaster Gemma Cairney
Spotify swings to loss as it adds 200,000 audiobooks to paid service
Job cuts add to costs for streaming service but it gains 10m premium subscribers in fourth quarter
Comments on Weibo giraffe post bemoan state of Chinese economy
Social media users get around government crackdown on negativity via US embassy conservation update
‘One-off talent’: UK comedy composer Steve Brown dies aged 69
Hit composer scored TV and radio as well as the stage shows X-Factor and TONY!
Mark Zuckerberg to receive $700m from Meta dividends
Facebook’s parent company to pay out to shareholders as it reports $40bn revenues for final quarter
‘I just got laid off’: news startup the Messenger abruptly shutters after a year
Employees blindsided by news that company blew through $50m investment, will offer no severance and will cut off healthcare
Sky to cut 1,000 jobs as customers move from pay-TV to internet
Redundancies will come mainly from workers who install equipment in homes
Telegraph takeover: UK issues ‘stop meddling’ order to UAE-backed consortium
Legal move stops any changes to top management and editorial executives until investigations are complete
Telegraph could become ‘PR arm’ of UAE after proposed takeover, MPs warned
UAE-backed deal could be disastrous for UK government and freedom of press, opponents say
From Pitchfork to Q, music criticism is under attack. We must fight for the magic it can inspire
Yes, critics help us make sense of the millions of songs released every month – but the best writing transcends the music, says John Doran, editor of the Quietus
Channel 4 says it is to sell London HQ as it confirms job cuts
Broadcaster to make biggest round of layoffs in more than 15 years as it shifts to streaming amid ad slump
Telegraph takeover decision put back by fresh inquiry into Barclay family’s UAE-backed deal
Regulators’ reports on public interest risk now due on 11 March after late change in consortium’s structure prompts further review
Anna Jones: media big-hitter and champion of female entrepreneurs
The first woman to lead the Telegraph Media Group has been described as ‘extraordinarily energetic, motivated and driven’
Telegraph CEO steps down as UK government prepares takeover investigation
Nick Hugh’s exit comes amid concern over Barclay family’s deal to transfer control of titles