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What happens when your star is cancelled but you can’t cancel the film?

Scandals affecting Armie Hammer, Kevin Spacey and Johnny Depp have all hit their movies. We look at how film companies cope when leading players’ box-office stock crashes

How Facebook took over the internet in Africa – and changed everything

Western users are logging off, but across the continent the social media company is indispensable for everything from running a business to sourcing vaccines. How did it become inescapable?

Will Microsoft’s acquisition of Activision Blizzard finally bring scrutiny on the video game industry?

The video game industry is bigger than the film and music industries combined – yet has faced far less scrutiny than major tech companies like Facebook and Google

Boris Johnson’s faster broadband promise is being broken, say MPs

UK ‘little nearer to closing great digital divide’ between cities and rural areas, says committee

Love Islanders to be named and shamed for not declaring paid-for posts

Francesca Allen, Jess and Eve Gale and model Jodie Marsh among 122 Instagram influencers publicly sanctioned by watchdog

Channel 5 on track to report record profits for 2021 after ads boom

Profits for last year poised to be biggest since broadcaster launched almost a quarter of a century ago

Take-Two acquires FarmVille creator Zynga in £9.4bn deal

The maker of Grand Theft Auto adds popular farming game and Harry Potter to roster to create gaming giant

UK spends a record £9.7bn on home entertainment in 2021

Fuelled by continuing growth in streaming, 4.6% increase defies expectation of fall after bumper 2020

Millions of Virgin Media and Virgin Mobile customers face price rises

Economists predict 2022 will be ‘year of the squeeze’ for UK households

Golden Globes 2022 will have no stars, red carpet or TV show

Diversity and ethics scandals leave the ceremony without a network broadcaster, or famous faces to broadcast, after a film industry boycott

As UK hits peak Netflix the streaming giant will have to work harder

New subscriber growth in 2021 slowed, but can people in their 50s and 60s be won over?

ITV can toast a bumper year – yet investors remain reluctant

Despite startling recovery company is still struggling to be viewed as digital-age crown jewel of British broadcasting

Arsenal adverts for cryptocurrency ‘fan tokens’ banned

Football club rapped in watchdog rulings along with BT, cider brand Kopparberg and online retailer THG

LadBible founder worth £200m as shares rise after flotation

Alexander ‘Solly’ Solomou cashes in £50m of shares and retains a stake valued at about £150m

Golden Globes 2022: full list of nominations

All the nominees for the awards ceremony due to take place on 9 January – that has had a tough year after a diversity crisis and Hollywood boycotts

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