Activists subvert poster sites to shame aviation and ad industries
Billboards hijacked across Europe to highlight role of airline emissions in climate crisis
Lord Rothermere takes over as chief executive of Daily Mail owner
Paul Zwillenberg steps aside for chairman, who is great-grandson of paper’s founder, Harold Harmsworth
Four media outlets facing libel claims over Nursultan Nazarbayev reports
Complaints filed by charity named after ex-president reopen the debate over legal action against public interest journalism
Gordon Ramsay gin ad banned over nutritional claims
Scottish producer Eden Mill made claims about ingredients on its Instagram and Facebook pages
Warner Music arm seeks Russian deals despite business suspension
Exclusive: ADA Russia and French company Believe appear to be conducting business after pledges made after Ukraine invasion
Queen’s funeral may break TV records, but ad blackout will cost media dearly
Block on adverts around coverage will hit broadcasters hard and could cancel out payday for newspapers from extra sales
Whistleblower claims may not free Elon Musk from his Twitter hook
A court in Delaware will decide whether the Tesla chief can back out of his $44bn offer to buy the platform
‘Gifs are cringe’: how Giphy’s multimillion-dollar business fell out of fashion
Generational divide threatens future of tech firm as it seeks approval for $400m takeover by Facebook owner Meta
Twitter whistleblower: what questions will Peiter Zatko face from lawmakers?
Whistleblower expected to give damning evidence of data and information security failings
‘Wildfire of disinformation’: how Chevron exploits a news desert
As the closures of newspapers leave Americans struggling for information, Chevron has swooped in to serve up a mixture of local news and propaganda
The Little Mermaid, Inside Out 2 and Disenchanted: Disney and Pixar dazzle fans at D23
The annual Disney/Pixar showcase has kicked off in California, featuring early looks at live action and animation films hoping for box office domination
Death of Elizabeth II leaves BBC with tricky balancing act
Viewers can easily switch to streaming or social media if they tire of rolling updates and downbeat music
Media firms introduce advertising blackouts to respect late Queen
Television, newspaper, social media and advert-placement companies limit ads for varying periods
Oil and gas firms’ green investments fail to match promise of publicity – study
BP, Chevron, ExxonMobil, Shell and TotalEnergies spend $750m a year burnishing climate credentials but only 12% of capital on low-carbon development
UK watchdog to examine whether telecoms companies mislead customers
Cap says mobile and broadband users must get clear information about inflation-busting bill increases