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Culture secretary ‘recommends dropping Channel 4 privatisation’

Michelle Donelan has reportedly written to PM saying ‘pursuing a sale at this point is not the right decision’

Slumping revenue, Tesla woes and a ‘resignation’: Musk’s wild reign at Twitter so far

Tech tycoon has slashed jobs and lost credibility with investors since buying the social media platform

UK government TV ad urges households to take 30 seconds to reduce energy bills

Campaign, originally blocked by Liz Truss, suggests actions such as turning down boiler flow

King Charles’s Christmas Day message breaks TV viewing record

BBC claims victory over streaming rivals, as 10.6 million tune in for most watched monarch’s address on record

Sky could lose £150m a year from plan to relax ad limits on UK’s free-to-air TV

Ofcom reviews longstanding rules that allow pay-TV companies more ad minutes than public service rivals

YouTube’s NFL deal turns up the heat in battle for sports rights

Latest incursion by tech giant into territory dominated by broadcasters and pay-TV firms is good news for rights holders

Facebook owner to settle class-action suit over Cambridge Analytica scandal

Meta will pay out $725m after millions of Facebook users had their personal data used without consent

Sharing TV streaming passwords is illegal, says UK copyright watchdog

Intellectual Property Office says people using services such as Netflix without paying could face prosecution

Firefox and Tumblr join rush to support Mastodon social network

Elon Musk admits banning links to Twitter rival was a mistake

What we know about Elon Musk’s week and what’s in store for Twitter

After being spotted relaxed at the World Cup with Jared Kushner, the Tesla CEO lost an online poll on whether he should stay on as Twitter boss

Elon Musk needs to realise Twitter is a hobby and Tesla is his priority

Whether or not his poll was genuine, Musk would be wise to take a step back from the social media site

Elon Musk’s Twitter poll says he should step down as chief executive – as it happened

Elon Musk says he will honour the results of a Twitter poll asking whether the should resign as head of the social media platform

Elon Musk’s Twitter poll: 10 million say he should step down

Billionaire chief executive of Tesla insists there is no successor in the wings at social media platform

Simon Cowell joins investors in music TV streaming service Roxi

Exclusive: X Factor creator will curate playlists as service prepares to launch in North America next year

From Musk to Truss, 2022 was the year reckless populists came crashing down to Earth

Revolutionaries who claim to bring down corrupt systems have proved that orthodoxy exists for a reason, says Guardian columnist Gaby Hinsliff

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