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ITV reveals slump in ad revenues and predicts tougher times ahead

Overall media and entertainment revenue at Love Island broadcaster fell to £495m in first quarter of 2023

Brands embrace Eurovision – and the spending power of its 180m viewers

Philadelphia, Baileys and Invivo X Unity prosecco among sponsors hoping for douze points in Liverpool

Vice Media close to deal for sale out of bankruptcy

Rescue deal for publisher would wipe out existing shareholders, including James Murdoch

Hollywood thinks it can divide and conquer the writers’ strike. It won’t work

Conglomerates want to turn us into gig workers or replace us with AI scabs. Writers across the world are uniting to fight back

From Bond to Heroes: what was affected by the 2007 writers’ strike?

As WGA members put their pens down again, a look back on the last industry-shifting strike

‘Pens down!’: Hollywood writers strike as late-night comedy shows go dark

Members of the Writers Guild of America picket major studios as they demand higher pay and rules for AI

Mirror publisher blames revenue decline on Facebook changes

Reach’s digital revenues down almost 15% since January but newspaper sales ‘robust’

Hairdressers, camerapeople, caterers: the ‘scary’ ripple effect of the Hollywood writers’ strike

Workers across the industry are poised to lose work as productions shut down, but they feel solidarity: ‘This struggle is our struggle’

Hollywood film and TV writers begin rare strike: ‘The dream should pay a living wage’

Writers Guild of America calls first work stoppage in 15 years as industry grapples with streaming boom

Hollywood writers and studios hold talks as strike deadline looms

Writers Guild of America could call stoppage as early as Tuesday if pay agreement is not reached

‘Blood in the water’: where next for the Murdoch empire, and what about the succession?

Fox News settlement seen as ‘moment of weakness’ that puts focus on mogul’s heirs and their future

Netflix doubles down on UK productions despite slowdown

Streaming firm reveals spend of close to $1.5bn a year on content such as new Keira Knightley series

Disney sues Ron DeSantis in battle over control of Florida resort

Entertainment giant wants court to overturn governor’s efforts to exert control over Walt Disney World theme parks in Orlando

BuzzFeed News’ business model turned to dust because they were always at the whim of mercurial tech titans

BuzzFeed changed the way news was reported for the digital age. But it ultimately became a casualty of its lopsided relationship with Facebook

Millions missing out on broadband social tariffs in UK, says Ofcom

Regulator calls for better promotion of offers available to low-income households receiving benefits

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