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Netflix crackdown on password sharing reaches the UK

Streaming company tells millions of British subscribers that the service can no longer be used free by other households

Desert Island Discs to move to BBC’s for-profit division in bid to make money

BBC Studios to look for overseas commercial opportunities for long-running radio show – and others, and focus on podcasts

Facebook owner Meta sells Giphy at a loss of more than $260m

Stock image service Shutterstock buys gif search engine after Meta’s acquisition blocked by regulators

Facebook owner Meta fined €1.2bn for mishandling user information

Penalty from Ireland’s privacy regulator is a record for breach of EU data protection regulation

Facebook to be fined £648m for mishandling user information

Decision by Ireland’s privacy regulator will set record for breach of EU’s data protection rules

Subway ad for Glasgow restaurant featuring Michelangelo’s David censored over nudity

Poster showed Renaissance sculpture holding slice of pizza with phrase: ‘It doesn’t get more Italian’

Elon Musk: I will tweet what I want even if it loses me money

Twitter owner and Tesla chief defends tweet about George Soros after being accused of antisemitism

Lawyers welcome naming of Tory donor in money-laundering case

Anonymity lifted from Javad Marandi in NCA claim for forfeiture of assets against three other individuals

Netflix warns UK broadband firms of crackdown on password sharing

Streaming service tells Sky, Virgin Media and BT they may face backlash from customers

‘The Velvet Hammer’: who is Twitter’s new CEO and can she fix its problems?

Linda Yaccarino is praised for understanding of advertisers – but Elon Musk must cede enough control

UK government wins right to take back control of military homes worth £8bn

High court deals blow to Guy Hands’s Annington Property with ruling that privatisation was ‘bad deal’

John Lewis owner picks Saatchi & Saatchi to replace agency behind hit Christmas ads

Retailer parts ways with Adam&eveDDB as it attempts turnaround after slumping to a loss

Vice files for bankruptcy protection amid cut-price sale to consortium

Digital publisher and owner of Vice News and Vice TV was once valued at $6bn but has agreed sale for $225m

From dealing with Musk to fixing Twitter Blue: what’s in the next CEO’s in-tray?

Elon Musk has announced he will step down as chief executive and has appointed Linda Yaccarino

Elon Musk confirms Linda Yaccarino as new Twitter CEO

NBCUniversal’s advertising executive will take over as CEO, with Musk holding on to senior role in company

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