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Channel 4 buys rights to Emma Raducanu’s US Open final

The state-owned broadcaster stepped in to serve up a deal that allowed UK viewers to watch the British tennis star for free

‘We’re going after creatives that greenwash fossil fuels’: the group targeting ad agencies

Jamie Henn, the founder of Fossil Fuel Free Media, on how advertising agencies help legitimise the fossil fuel industry

Raducanu set for global media stardom, say UK marketing experts

Tennis star has the right ingredients to attract billion-dollar sponsorship – but must keep winning

Facebook announces launch of Ray-Ban Stories smart glasses

Wayfarer-style specs feature pair of cameras for photos and videos, as well as a microphone and speaker

UK broadcasters cut spending on British shows to lowest point in decade

BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 slashed spending last year on UK programming as pandemic hit

FCA warns over crypto assets pushed by stars such as Kim Kardashian West

US TV star posted paid advertisement for Ethereum Max cryptocurrency token on Instagram

River Cottage chef’s TV production company sold off after going bust

Hugh Fearnley-Whittingstall will still work with KEO Films under new owner, which is trying to repay some debts

‘Hand on heart, I don’t do this for money’: Zillah Byng-Thorne on success at Future

The CEO shares the secret of how she masterminded the magazine publisher’s remarkable turnaround

New owner could cut Channel 4’s Paralympics coverage, says ex chairman

State-owned broadcaster’s plans to cement its dominance ‘won’t add up’ for ‘profit-maximising’ entity

The idea of ethical porn is a nonsense. Only unregulated sites make money

After huge lockdown profits from graphic content, the OnlyFans network realises that it costs to go legit

BHP’s decision to leave the FTSE 100 is no disaster for London

The mining giant’s decision to unify in Sydney makes sense – its roots were always in Australia

Can Adam Crozier help connect BT to a bright future?

Taste for difficult roles should help new chairman balance demands of investors and regulators

Former ITV chief Adam Crozier to take over as BT chairman

Telecoms firm says 57-year-old was board’s unanimous choice to replace Jan du Plessis in December

Country Life owner buys Dennis Publishing in £300m deal

Future continues buying spree with purchase of 12 titles including The Week and Computer Active

Disney reports post-Covid rebound as theme parks reopen

Streaming service Disney+ attracts 12m new subscribers, with company beating analysts’ forecasts

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