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  • Pinewood Studios struggles to cope with blockbuster demand

    June 30, 2015

    The figures The UK's famous Pinewood Studios is in such high demand that it is having to regularly turn away big movie productions, potentially sending them outside the UK. Read more: Pinewood studios in £200m expansion The Pinewood Group, which runs the facility in Buckinghamshire, reported record revenue of £75m in the year to the end [...]

  • Apple Music launches today – here is everything you need to know

    June 30, 2015

    Apple will today launch its new music streaming service, which will allow users to stream music to their Apple devices for a fee. Apple Music is a direct challenge to competitor Spotify. It will be free for the first three months, and then priced at £9.99 a month. Unlike Spotify, the new product from the [...]

  • BBC loses Olympic broadcast rights as Eurosport signs £922m deal

    June 29, 2015

    The BBC has lost the rights to televise the Olympic Games after US broadcasting firm Discovery Communications signed an exclusive £920m deal with the International Olympic Committee (IOC). Read more: Paris and Budapest to bid for 2024 Olympic Games Discovery, the parent company of Eurosport, has won pan-European broadcast rights for the Olympics in the 2018-2024 [...]

  • Taylor Swift confirms album 1989 will be on Apple Music

    June 25, 2015

    Taylor Swift has announced that her album "1989" is going to be available on Apple's new Apple Music service. The popstar had a high-profile battle with the Silicon Valley giant to get it to pay artists during the product's three-month trial period, when the streaming service will be offered for free.  She won – and Apple [...]

  • ITV continues buying spree with £55m acquisition of Educating Yorkshire producer Twofour

    June 24, 2015

    ITV has bought Boom Supervisory Limited, the holding group of production company Twofour for £55m, as part of its ongoing strategy to build its original content business. Read more: ITV buys Poldark producer Mammoth Screen to bolster original drama assets Plymouth-based Twofour has produced a number of hit shows for Channel 4 including Educating Yorkshire, The Jump [...]

  • BT Sport and Ericsson team up for new Champions League channels

    June 23, 2015

    BT Sport has selected Ericsson to design, build and run the technology behind a variety of new products, as it ups its game in live sports, having won the Champions Leagues broadcasting rights. Ericsson will work on BT's three new sports channels, BT Sport Europe, BT Sport Showcase, and BT Sport ultra high definition, which [...]

  • TFI Friday to return with Chris Evans in hot seat after anniversary show scored blockbusting ratings for Channel 4

    June 23, 2015

    Channel 4 is bringing back iconic 1990s music TV show TFI Friday with host Chris Evans at the helm once again.    The eight-part series will begin this autumn, although an exact transmission date has not been set.    Channel 4 gained one of its best ratings for the 20th anniversary show (officially its 19th, [...]

  • Truffle Pig: WPP, Daily Mail and Snapchat just formed an ad agency to create social content

    June 23, 2015

    The world's biggest advertising group, WPP, the world's biggest online publisher, the Daily Mail, and startup sweetheart Snapchat have formed the media equivalent of a musical supergroup to get adverts in front of eyeballs. The trio have launched an ambitious new venture forging together the world of technology, advertising and publishing with the creation of [...]

  • Media giant Vivendi set to announce Telecom Italia deal

    June 21, 2015

    French media giant Vivendi is expected to announce next week it is raising its stake in Telecom Italia to 14.9 per cent and will likely get two board seats, according to a source close to the situation. The announcement could be made as early as tomorrow, the source said. A Vivendi spokesman declined to comment [...]

  • BBC boss Tony Hall says licence fee has 10 more years left

    June 21, 2015

    BBC boss Lord Hall has fired his opening salvo in what is likely to be a tense debate over the future of the BBC. The BBC's director general said that he agreed with the argument put forward by the culture, media and sport select committee in the last parliament that the licence fee would be [...]

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