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  • These journalists have been harassed, threatened, locked up and tortured for doing their jobs

    May 3, 2016

    Jailed Azerbaijani reporter Khadija Ismailyova will today be awarded the Unesco/ Guillermo Cano World Press Freedom Prize. On World Press Freedom Day, Amnesty International is shining a light on nine cases of journalists from across the world being harassed, threatened, locked up and tortured as part of efforts to muzzle free expression. Anna Neistat, Amnesty International’s [...]

  • USA Today publisher slams rival for “lack of engagement” with “unsolicited” takeover offer and asks shareholders to show support

    May 2, 2016

    US newspaper publisher Gannett has turned the heat up on Tribune, a rival company it wants to acquire. Gannett, which publishes USA Today and a number of local newspapers in the UK through Newsquest, last week made an $815m (£556m) offer for the Los Angeles Times and Baltimore Sun owner. Read more: From porn to property: [...]

  • Time Out magazine plots flotation to value company at £200m

    April 30, 2016

    Magazine publisher Time Out is planning a flotation on the London Stock Exchange. The listing, planned for June on the alternative investment market, would value the company at more than £200m. Oakley Capital, Time Out's controlling shareholder since 2011, has confirmed “it has commenced a process of review of the investment in Time Out”. Read more: Saudi [...]

  • Richard Desmond is moving from porn to property as Northern and Shell plans to build homes and a school

    April 29, 2016

    Struggling to find a good school for your children in East London? Richard Desmond to the rescue. Shortly after selling off its pornographic network, Portland TV, Desmond's Northern and Shell has announced plans to move into property development. And as well as building 722 homes, the publisher of the Daily Express and Daily Star is also [...]

  • Sir Martin Sorrell’s £70m: The defence (and not just from Sorrell and WPP)

    April 29, 2016

    Advertising giant WPP today confirmed Sir Martin Sorrell's pay package totalled £70m last year in its annual report. The figure included a £62.8m long-term bonus. In recent weeks, Sorrell has been forced to defend his pay. And, perhaps unsurprisingly, WPP's annual report also defended its chief executive and founder: “While the value of Sir Martin Sorrell’s award is very [...]

  • Former Financial Times owner Pearson reports sales fall in first quarter as it seeks 4,000 job cuts

    April 29, 2016

    Education company Pearson's share price was down slightly this morning after it reported a four per cent fall in sales in the first quarter of 2016. The figures Pearson, which sold the Financial Times and Economist last year, reported its revenue had fallen nine per cent year on year during the period. The company said [...]

  • Comcast’s NBCUniversal agrees $3.8bn deal for Shrek maker Dreamworks

    April 28, 2016

    NBCUniversal, a division of Comcast, has announced a $3.8bn (£2.6bn) deal to acquire Dreamworks Animation. Shareholders of Dreamworks Animation, the maker of Shrek and Kung Fu Panda, will receive $41 in cash for each share under the deal. On Thursday morning in the US, after the announcement, the share price of Dreamworks was up 24 per cent to [...]

  • As government talks up Channel 4 privatisation, analysts name Netflix, Viacom, BT and Discovery as potential suitors

    April 27, 2016

    Netflix, Viacom, BT and Discovery have all been tipped as potential suitors for Channel 4 by media analysts. The government is currently considering selling off the channel, which is privately funded but publicly owned. And culture secretary John Whittingdale yesterday talked up the prospect of privatisation, saying it could leave the channel "better off". Read more: Why Channel 4's [...]

  • Arrr! Photo agency wants Brussels to force Google into walking the plank for turning people into “accidental pirates”

    April 27, 2016

    A photo agency wants Google to walk the plank for turning people into “accidental pirates”. Yes, Google is facing yet more legal action in Brussels. This time, Getty Images has complained to the European Commission over Google Images. As well as accusing Google of creating pirates, Getty also said the search engine is "threatening innovation, and [...]

  • Media mogul Arianna Huffington is joining the board of ride-hailing service Uber

    April 27, 2016

    Media tycoon Arianna Huffington will join the board of directors of the ride-hailing app service Uber.    Travis Kalanick, Uber's chief executive, announced Huffington's appointment to Uber, which was launched in 2009, in an article on The Huffington Post.  "For those of us who know Arianna, it's clear she knows a thing or two about being an entrepreneur," [...]

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