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Jeff Zucker resigns from CNN over relationship with senior executive

Zucker says in memo to staff he was in a consensual relationship with his ‘closest colleague’ and failed to disclose it

Activists accuse drinks firm Innocent of ‘greenwashing’ with ad

Plastics Rebellion complains to advertising watchdog about claims made in British TV advert

BT enters final stage of talks to offload Premier League rights

Dazn is the favourite to buy BT’s sports TV business, but Discovery remains in the running

Teen monitoring Elon Musk’s jet ‘tracking Gates, Bezos and Drake too’

Jack Sweeney, who wants Tesla CEO to hand over $50k to remove flight tracker bot, sets sights on other celebrities

Leaked messages reveal New York Times’ aggressive anti-union strategy

Company’s chief executive warned a union would be ‘an unproven experiment with permanent consequences’

Privatising Channel 4 will harm UK ‘levelling-up’ plan, warn TV bosses

Selling channel would concentrate programming and investment in south-east England, say executives

Teenager seeks $50k from Elon Musk to delete Twitter bot tracking private jet

In DM exchange Tesla boss offers $5,000 for takedown but 19-year-old replies: ‘Any chance to up that to $50K?’

Newspaper group Archant up for sale 18 months after private equity buyout

Exclusive: Publisher of dozens of local titles was sold to Rcapital in deal that promised ‘bright future’

Watchdog calls for fines for influencers who fail to declare sponsorship

Competition and Markets Authority wants ‘deterrents’ for stars who do not say they are paid to promote products

UK watchdog to study music streaming amid claims of raw deal for artists and fans

Competition regulator acts after stinging criticism by MPs of record labels and platforms such as Spotify

Oatly ads banned by UK watchdog over ‘misleading’ green claims

The ASA found claims made in an ad campaign for the alt-milk brand were not backed by sufficient evidence

Netflix could lose 750,000 UK subscribers as Disney takes control of hit shows

Series including Modern Family and How I Met Your Mother have moved to Disney+, with more set to follow

Glasgow becomes Gotham for Batgirl as Scottish film industry booms

Culture minister says country is at a ‘critical mass of screen production’ that will keep jobs in Scotland

Dangerous game? Football clubs look to mine fans’ cash with crypto offerings

Digital tokens seen as new wealth stream as TV rights and sponsorship level off but not everyone is happy at the new signings

Netflix’s market value tumbles as it predicts subscriber slowdown

Shares plunge by almost 20%, with pandemic-fuelled streaming boom fizzling out and competition growing

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