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  • More than 1,300 arts organisations to share £257m survival fund

    October 12, 2020

    The London Symphony Orchestra and the Young Vic are among more than 1,300 arts organisations across England that will share a £257m coronavirus survival fund. The funding is the latest tranche of the government’s £1.6bn Cultural Recovery Fund, which is designed to support theatres, museums and music venues that have been forced to close during [...]

  • Exclusive: London film firm secures Hollywood backing for animated blockbuster

    October 9, 2020

    A London-based film company has secured backing from two major Hollywood names to produce one of the largest UK-financed feature films in recent years. Film and TV financing group GCI Film has pumped $37.5m (£29m) into Ozi, an animated environmental film telling the story of the ongoing destruction of the Sumatran rainforest in Indonesia. City [...]

  • Netflix to triple London office space as it cashes in on British success stories

    October 9, 2020

    Netflix is set to massively expand its London office space as the US streaming giant doubles down on its commitment to the UK. The streamer will triple its footprint to 100,000 square feet when it moves into the Copyright Building in the West End. Netflix is taking over the lease from outsourcing giant Capita, which [...]

  • Downing Street names Allegra Stratton as new press secretary

    October 8, 2020

    Veteran journalist Allegra Stratton has been confirmed as Downing Street’s new press secretary. The newly-created role will see Stratton front No.10’s new daily televised briefings. Stratton currently serves as director of communications at the Treasury. She previously worked as journalist at ITV News, the BBC and The Guardian. The government’s new daily briefings – which [...]

  • JPI Media secures bids from Archant and media veteran Montgomery

    October 8, 2020

    Local newspaper group JPI Media is said to have received takeover offers from rival publisher Archant and veteran media executive David Montgomery. JPI, which owns titles including The Scotsman and The Yorkshire Post, originally put its regional papers up for sale last year. The process was put on hold following the outbreak of coronavirus, but [...]

  • UK broadcasters call for new regulation amid threat from streaming rivals

    October 8, 2020

    The UK’s public service broadcasters have doubled down on their calls for tighter regulation of the media landscape amid growing competition from deep-pocketed streaming rivals. The heads of the BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 were today united in their pleas to bring British broadcasting rules up to date to contend with modern viewing [...]

  • Media minister warns Channel 4 could be privatised in fresh broadcasting row

    October 6, 2020

    Media minister John Whittingdale today said the government was mulling a sale of Channel 4 as he launched a fresh salvo on the publicly-owned broadcaster. Speaking at a virtual event during the Tory party conference, Whittingdale said ministers were debating the Great British Bake Off broadcaster’s future amid competition from streaming services such as Netflix [...]

  • Licence to kill: Will the Bond debacle be fatal for the UK’s cinema sector?

    October 6, 2020

    It was a plot twist that would have made Ian Fleming proud. For decades James Bond has been a leading light of cinema, delivering a reliable string of blockbuster hits to line pockets in Hollywood. But overnight the suave spy has been transformed into a villain, and has left cinemas fighting for survival. The decision [...]

  • Queen praises ‘invaluable’ role of trusted news during Covid-19 crisis

    October 5, 2020

    The Queen has thrown her weight behind trusted news organisations, praising them for providing an “invaluable” service during the coronavirus pandemic. The monarch hailed the “vital” work of the mainstream news media amid a proliferation of fake and misleading news on social media. In a letter to industry body News Media Association, the monarch said [...]

  • Former No 10 spin doctor Sir Robbie Gibb tipped for BBC chairman role

    October 5, 2020

    Former Downing Street spin doctor Sir Robbie Gibb is said to have taken pole position in the race to become the next chairman of the BBC. Gibb, who served as Theresa May’s communications director and formerly headed up the BBC’s political output, was being lined up for a non-executive position on the broadcaster’s board. But [...]

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