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  • The Brexit film was fun, but don’t mistake fiction for history

    January 9, 2019

    I expect, as a piece of history that the vast majority of viewers will have lived through and probably voted in, that Brexit: The Uncivil War was highly entertaining to most people who caught it on Monday night, irrespective of which way they had voted in the EU referendum. There was some impressive acting and [...]

  • CBS Corporation names first ever female head of news arm, Susan Zirinsky

    January 7, 2019

    Award-winning journalist Susan Zirinsky is to be president of CBS News when current president David Rhodes steps down in March. Parent company CBS Corporation’s president announced last night Zirinsky, who has been with the company for more than 40 years, will be the first woman ever to lead the news arm of the broadcaster. Zirinsky, [...]

  • Brands ‘waste’ millions as extent of Instagram influencer fraud revealed

    January 6, 2019

    Brands are wasting millions of pounds on marketing as Instagram influencers buy fake followers to boost their reach. A report by US marketing specialist Captiv8 has revealed that $2.1bn was spent on influencer-sponsored Instagram posts in 2017 but more than 11 per cent of engagement on those posts was generated from fraudulent accounts. It said [...]

  • Vogue publisher Conde Nast’s accounts reveal £13m loss

    January 3, 2019

    Magazine publisher Conde Nast made a £13m loss in the UK in 2017, its recently published accounts reveal. The Vogue publisher's accounts for the year to 31 December 2017, which were made available on Companies House this week, showed a £13.6m loss, compared to a £4.3m profit the year before. In its accounts the publisher said [...]

  • Booming video games industry makes up half the UK entertainment market

    January 3, 2019

    The video games sector now accounts for more than half the UK’s entertainment market and is bigger than video and music combined, new figures have revealed. The booming games industry is worth £3.86bn, more than double its value in 2007, and now makes up over 51 per cent of the entire UK entertainment market, according [...]

  • Telegraph hires Waitrose Food editor William Sitwell who resigned after vegan row

    January 3, 2019

    The Telegraph has hired the former Waitrose Food magazine editor who stepped down after suggesting vegans should be force-fed meat, the company said today. William Sitwell, who resigned from the supermarket magazine after making comments about “killing vegans” in an email to a journalist, will join the Telegraph as a restaurant critic, writer and commentator. [...]

  • Shortlist Media losses double as it closes men’s print magazine in shift to digital

    January 3, 2019

    Shortlist Media, the publishing group behind Shortlist and Stylist magazines, saw its pre-tax losses double last year as it looks to shift its advertising revenue away from print. The company reported pre-tax losses of £8.6m in the year to the end of March 2018, with turnover rising marginally to £22.9m from £22.6m the year before. [...]

  • Record digital sales of The Greatest Showman boost UK home entertainment market

    January 3, 2019

    Hit movie The Greatest Showman helped the UK home entertainment market grow by 10 per cent in 2018, new figures have revealed. The popular musical, which stars Hugh Jackman as the head of a circus troupe, was the best-selling film of the year, with more than 2.7m copies sold. A majority of the film's sales [...]

  • Brits rack up £1.3bn in music sales, with UK artists making up half of the top 20 best-sellers for 2018

    January 3, 2019

    British artists had their most bumper year to date in 2018, as local musicians scored half of the UK’s top 20 albums last year with more than £1.3bn in music retail sales across the country. Data released today by record label association the BPI put singer/songwriter George Ezra's 'Staying At Tamara's' as the best-selling album released in 2018, [...]

  • Netflix to appoint former Activision exec as new finance chief

    January 2, 2019

    Netflix has appointed a new finance chief to its executive team, filling a four-month-long hole left by the role's former occupant David Wells. The streaming service said it has hired Spencer Neumann for the position, a veteran media executive who was most recently the chief financial officer for gaming firm Activision Blizzard. As first reported by Reuters, Neumann [...]

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