Netflix hit hardest in Britons’ post-Christmas ‘subscription cull’
Exclusive: households cancelled almost 170,000 streaming service subscriptions in first quarter of 2023
Netflix to end mailing of DVDs of movies to subscribers after 25 years
Streaming giant announces DVD-by-mail service to be wound down at the end of September
Dominion’s $1.6bn trial against Fox News over election lies delayed
Trial represents one of the more muscular efforts to hold the powerful news outlet accountable for role in spreading falsehoods
‘It avoids a public grilling’: why Murdoch could settle Dominion’s Fox News lawsuit
Defamation trial threatens billionaire’s reputation – as well as ambition to reunite TV and newspaper empires
‘A hard business’: UK’s illustrious ad industry tainted by burnout and inequality
Agencies are struggling to attract and retain creative talent, with low pay still a problem
LloydsPharmacy shared customers’ sensitive data for targeted advertising
Exclusive: Investigation finds company passed on information such as purchases of Viagra to TikTok and Facebook
Elon Musk says BBC’s ‘government-funded media’ Twitter tag will be changed
Owner talks of ‘extremely high’ pain level from running the site but adds it is now ‘roughly breaking even’
Etihad Airways’ ‘sustainable aviation’ ads banned in UK
Advertising Standards Authority rules ads misled consumers about the environmental impact of flying
‘Incoherent’: Premier League proposals for gambling sponsors ignore hoardings
Clubs understood to be close to agreeing plan to ditch betting sponsors from shirts voluntarily
Creative tech firm Talenthouse is close to failure as debts mount
Company that matches artists with brands is understood to have laid off most of its staff and faces legal action by creditors
‘I Googled “white guy” and there I was’: stock photo models on seeing their faces in everything from ads to ridiculous memes
Some of them posed for photos – and before they knew it they had become the face of skin lightening, bad boyfriends, penis disorders and Canadian immigration. What’s it like when your image goes around the world?
TikTok to a Heinz jar: vodka pasta sauce’s journey from fad to supermarket shelves
Whether it’s celebrity fads or wacky creations such as lasagne-filled yorkshire pudding, how food plays online is now key to brands
Thousands of Virgin Media customers in UK hit by outages
Provider said most problems were resolved but customers reported continuing glitches with internet, phone and TV
Canada’s approval of major telecoms takeover condemned as ‘dark day’
Anti-monopoly consumer groups slam multibillion-takeover of Shaw by Rogers that will create a media and sports behemoth
Porsche gears up for an in-car video streaming boom with UK firm’s help
Exclusive: German carmaker says new Cayenne SUV will have function via platform run by ScreenHits TV