Facebook and Instagram could charge for ad-free services in EU
Meta’s social networks considering charge of €13 a month on mobile and €17 on desktop, say sources
Bild publisher Axel Springer eyes Telegraph auction
German company registers interest with Goldman Sachs ahead of Telegraph Media Group auction
‘A lot of catching up to do’: Hollywood writers head back to work
The end of the historic writers’ strike brings with it a rush back to the page but also an awareness of a changing industry
Has Google’s monopoly on the search engine market finally timed out?
The US justice department is belatedly addressing the company’s stranglehold on digital advertising technologies in the most significant antitrust case for more than two decades
No need to send it back: Netflix posts its final DVDs to customers
Mail-based service has had a 25-year run in the US but the streaming business eclipsed it long ago
The Mail and the Telegraph owned by the same man? It would be a disaster for the UK’s free press
I like Lord Rothermere, but a media landscape dominated by a few powerful figures is a grave threat to our democracy, says the Conservative MP David Davis
US billionaire in talks with GB News co-owner over Telegraph bid
Founder of Citadel hedge fund Ken Griffin linked to group of investors including Sir Paul Marshall
Rupert Murdoch’s last move? The Spectator is in his sights
Rightwing magazine is said to be a favourite of the billionaire and is considered a ‘trophy prize’
Warner Bros studios in Leavesden to expand, creating 4,000 UK jobs
Studios behind Harry Potter films to undergo 400,000 sq ft expansion by 2027, in boost to struggling industry
Elon Musk says Twitter, now X, could charge all users subscription fees
Billionaire also says platform has 550 million monthly users generating up to 200m posts a day
From hate speech to AI music: the YouTube chief trying to leap tech’s biggest hurdles
Alison Lomax, London chief of the video platform, says it is committed to embracing artificial intelligence – but ‘responsibly’
It’s an open secret the music industry is sexist and racist – Jann Wenner just let it slip
The Rolling Stone co-founder apologised for controversial comments about Black and female musicians, but they exposed rock journalism’s previously unspoken biases
Transport minister refuses to say if government still committed to extending HS2 to Manchester and Euston – as it happened
Richard Holden responds to urgent question from Labour about HS2 but refuses to say if HS2 will still reach Manchester or Euston in London
Sir Martin Sorrell’s S4 Capital cuts 500 jobs as tech clients rein in ad spending
Shares plunge 21% as firm revises revenue forecasts again and warns of more job losses
If only Ed had the balls to cut the podcast bantz and take George Osborne to task
Despite his appalling legacy, the ex-chancellor appears to have a lot of unquestioning journalist pals