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Nick Clegg defends release of open-source AI model by Meta

Head of global affairs at Facebook owner claims AI’s development is running behind ‘hype’ about its risks

Twitter investor writes down stake by 47% as analyst claims Threads user fall

Elon Musk has said advertising has plunged on his social media platform and it is cashflow negative

Have Hollywood studios blown it with the streaming glut? They can’t say they weren’t warned

Walt Disney’s CEO Robert Iger says the studio ‘lost focus’ by concentrating on its Disney+ content. Can the blockbuster movie ever recover?

Betting firm logos shown on TV up to 3,500 times in Premier League matches, study finds

Average was once every 16 seconds across 10 matches last season, with a total of 3,522 in West Ham v Chelsea

Ofcom investigates Virgin Media over complaints contracts hard to cancel

Media regulator also plans to name and shame telecoms firms not offering vulnerable customers cheaper deals

Bans, boxing and buzz: how Prime became a highly desirable, totally notorious drink

The brand was launched last year by influencers Logan Paul and KSI, and has ridden a wave of controversy to generate $250m of sales. Ultraprocessed and unpalatable - what is its secret?

Channel 4 chief awarded nearly £1.5m salary in 2022

Pay for Alex Mahon is highest in broadcaster’s history but top execs defer bonuses

Ladbrokes adverts banned for attracting under-18s with football managers

Advertising Standards Authority rules against two promoted tweets featuring Premier League coaches

‘Twitter killer’ Threads app hits 100m sign-ups in less than five days

Mark Zuckerberg’s rival to Elon Musk-owned platform has grown rapidly since launch last Wednesday

UK broadband and mobile firms accused of burying cheaper deals

Study finds websites of several big providers give little prominence to ‘social tariffs’ despite calls to do so

Could Meta’s Threads deal a knockout blow to Twitter?

Mark Zuckerberg’s rival social network is first serious threat to Twitter since Elon Musk takeover

Not just an AGM, it’s an M&S AGM – retailer should at least give shareholders a cuppa

The Marks & Spencer chairman’s digital push is good for access – but shareholders should be encouraged to turn up

Threads v Twitter – is this the main bout between Musk and Zuckerberg?

Tesla tycoon challenged Meta boss to a cage fight but the launch of Twitter’s rival this week may provide the real action

Daniel Kaluuya’s Barney the Dinosaur film to be ‘adult’ and ‘lean into millennial angst’

Mattel says the Barney movie will be inspired by Charlie Kaufman, while Barbie director Greta Gerwig is planning two Narnia movies for Netflix

Why are Virgin Media and BT so quiet about broadband ‘social tariffs’?

When I asked about a more affordable option, the providers failed to mention them

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