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  • Licence fee could be linked to broadband bills, says BBC

    March 31, 2020

    The licence fee could be replaced by a levy linked to existing household bills such as broadband, the BBC said today as it hit back at the government’s consultation into decriminalising non-payment of the TV charge. While the corporation insisted the existing model was the fairest, it said it was willing to explore a household [...]

  • Houseparty offers $1m reward amid claims of smear campaign

    March 31, 2020

    Video chat app Houseparty today said it was offering a $1m (£809,000) reward for any evidence the company had been targeted by a commercial smear campaign. The online rumour mill has gone into overdrive in recent days, with social media users alleging that their email, Spotify and Netflix accounts had been hacked after downloading Houseparty. [...]

  • Advertising recession ‘highly probable’ as coronavirus hits key media owners

    March 30, 2020

    An advertising recession in the first half of 2020 is now highly probable as brands slash spending due to the coronavirus outbreak, according to a new report. Industry body Warc today warned that the advertising industry was all but certain to follow the wider global economy and fall into a recession sparked by the pandemic. [...]

  • Sharing fake news about coronavirus should be an offence, says top Tory MP

    March 30, 2020

    Sharing fake news related to the coronavirus outbreak on social media should be an offence, a top Tory MP said today. Damian Collins, former chair of the Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Select Committee, called for sanctions against organisations and individuals that were “maliciously, deliberately, and at scale pushing disinformation through social media networks”. [...]

  • UK Music appoints former Labour MP Tom Watson as chair

    March 30, 2020

    UK Music today said it has appointed former Labour party deputy leader Tom Watson as its new chairman. Watson, who also served as shadow culture secretary during his two-decade stint in parliament, said his priority would be to secure support for the music industry during the coronavirus crisis and help steer the sector back to [...]

  • Facebook unveils $100m support package for news industry

    March 30, 2020

    Facebook today said it will invest $100m (£80.6m) to support the news industry as the coronavirus crisis decimates advertising revenue. The social media firm said $25m will be given as emergency grant funding for local news through the Facebook Journalism Project, while $75m will be granted as additional marketing spend for news organisations around the [...]

  • Hipgnosis secures music catalogue of Bon Jovi songwriter

    March 30, 2020

    Music royalties investment firm Hipgnosis today said it has bagged the rights to the complete catalogue of Bon Jovi lead guitarist and songwriter Richie Sambora. The London-listed company said it has acquired all 186 songs inked by Sambora, who was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2018 alongside Jon Bon Jovi. [...]

  • Huawei partners with Discover Film to embed streaming service on devices

    March 27, 2020

    Huawei has signed a deal with Discover Film to embed the streaming service’s app in 100m mobile devices worldwide. The tie-up means the streaming platform will be pre-loaded onto Huawei Video alongside a selection of other video providers such as the BBC and Rakuten TV. Discover Film, which describes itself as the “Netflix for short [...]

  • Mirror publisher Reach warns on coronavirus advertising impact

    March 26, 2020

    Daily Mirror publisher Reach today said it expected advertising revenue and print circulation to be hit during the coronavirus outbreak. The media group, which also publishes the Daily Express, said advertisers would defer campaigns, while circulation would be impacted both by social distancing measures and store closures. The firm also warned that its events division, [...]

  • MPs call for public help amid crackdown on coronavirus misinformation

    March 26, 2020

    MPs have urged members of the public to flag up examples of fake news on social media as authorities struggle to stamp out misleading information about coronavirus. The Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) Select Committee today warned that much of the misinformation relating to the pandemic was being spread through private channels, meaning the [...]

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