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  • Banning junk food ads won’t stem the flow of fat kids

    December 12, 2016

    For anyone who grew up in the nineties, advertising and children’s television were one and the same – for every ten minutes of Power Rangers, there would be five minutes of ads for Sunny D and awful American cereal. Invariably some garish, multicoloured cartoon character would jump out of the television, screaming demands like an Isis [...]

  • Sky seeks to calm shareholder concerns over Fox bid as board independence comes under fire

    December 11, 2016

    Broadcasting giant Sky is vying to convince investors that 21st Century Fox’s £10.75 per share takeover bid is not undervaluing the company. Sky revealed last Friday it had reached an agreement with Fox that values the business at £18.5bn – but some shareholders criticised the approach over the weekend. One big name City shareholder told City [...]

  • Political opposition to Murdoch takeover of Sky mounts

    December 10, 2016

    Former Labour leader Ed Miliband, former business secretary Vince Cable and influential campaign group Hacked Off have all voiced their opposition to the possibility of a 21st Century Fox takeover of Sky. Although media analysts appear to believe the deal is unlikely to be blocked by regulators, the news has attracted a number of objections in the [...]

  • 21st Century Fox takeover of Sky unlikely to be blocked by regulators, say media analysts

    December 10, 2016

    Media analysts do not believe regulators would block a takeover of Sky by Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox. Fox said last night it had reached an agreement in principle to acquire the 61 per cent of Sky it does not already own for £10.75 per share. This would value Sky at £18.5bn. Murdoch’s News Corporation [...]

  • 21st Century Fox in talks to buy Sky, valuing UK firm at £18.5bn

    December 9, 2016

    Sky’s share price leapt by more than 30 per cent on Friday afternoon after the company said it was in talks to be taken over by Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox. The directors of both companies have reached an agreement at £10.75 per share in cash – putting an overall value of Sky at £18.5bn. Fox [...]

  • Shares fall as Daily Mail publisher reveals details of £315m Euromoney stake sale

    December 9, 2016

    Financial information business Euromoney saw its share price drop nine per cent on Friday morning as Daily Mail and General Trust (DMGT) revealed details of its plans sell part of its stake in the company. DMGT’s share price fell two per cent also after the company, which publishes the Daily Mail, said it plans to raise [...]

  • Facebook’s review of the year: What were the topics we discussed online in 2016?

    December 8, 2016

    What sticks out about 2016 for you? Is it the massive political upheaval? The incredible number of global superstars who passed away? Or Pokemon? In case you need a bit of help recalling the events of what's been a fairly intense 12 months, Facebook has helpfully revealed the topics that got the most attention online [...]

  • Have yourself an analogue Christmas: Vinyl outsold digital downloads for the first time last week

    December 6, 2016

    It's going to be a crackly, scratchy sort of Christmas this year, after new figures showed sales of vinyl outstripped those of downloaded music for the first time since the advent of digital downloads last week. The Entertainment Retailers Association (ERA) said £2.4m was spent on vinyl albums in week 48 of 2016, compared with £2.1m [...]

  • Brands need to grow a backbone and stop pandering to the left’s virtue signalling

    December 5, 2016

    On both sides of the pond, a censorious precedent is being set in the name of “brand values”. It’s a petulant reaction to the moral posturing of internet losers. And I don’t mean “losers” in the perjorative, playground sense – I mean literally, those on the losing side of either Brexit, or the presidential election. [...]

  • Newspaper group chairman to leave, with former News International executive taking up interim role

    December 2, 2016

    The chairman of newspaper publisher Johnston Press is stepping down due to an “acute illness in his family”. Ian Russell will depart the company, which owns more than 200 local newspapers and the i, from 31 December. Read more: Johnston Press confirms late-stage discussions to sell East Anglia papers The company has begun searching for [...]

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