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  • One Media shares soar 18 per cent after Gloria Gaynor and The Drifters amp up catalogue

    September 5, 2023

    Shares in One Media IP rose as much as 18 per cent on Tuesday afternoon, after the digital music rights firm announced it has snapped up a new catalogue of iconic grooves. The AIM-listed content provider bought the licensor’s income share of the “Entertain Me” catalogue of rights which includes over 15,000 tracks from top [...]

  • Online gambling firm In Touch Games has licences to operate in Britain suspended

    September 2, 2023

    Online gambling firm In Touch Games has had its licences to operate in Britain suspended by the industry regulator.  The Gambling Commission suspended the firm’s operating licences as it carries out a review under section 116 of the Gambling Act 2005. It said it suspects the operator failed to follow licence conditions related to money [...]

  • UK creative industries under threat as AI won’t be subject to copyright rules

    August 30, 2023

    The UK government is under mounting pressure to scrap plans that would grant artificial intelligence (AI) developers free access to use copyrighted artistic materials in training their AI algorithms. Last June, the government’s Intellectual Property Office (IPO) proposed a copyright exemption for the AI industry that would allow the unrestricted use of existing music, literature [...]

  • Lessons for sponsors from sport’s biggest summer of protests since the suffragettes

    August 29, 2023

    Sport sponsors need to be clear on what they stand for – not just what they stand next to – if they are to avoid blowback from protests, says marketing expert Matt Readman. This has been the most disrupted summer of sport for over a century. The pitches, courses and tracks of the UK now [...]

  • World Rugby streaming service to make all World Cup games available everywhere

    August 25, 2023

    World Rugby has announced the launch of RugbyPass TV, a new streaming platform that will ensure live coverage of every game at the Rugby World Cup is available everywhere. British-based rugby fans will be able to follow the tournament in full on ITV’s channels, but in territories without blanket broadcast coverage the games will be [...]

  • Louis Theroux warns on campaign for ‘Brexit from the BBC licence fee’

    August 24, 2023

    Louis Theroux feels there is a “vested interest” by some media outlets for a “Brexit from the licence fee”. On Wednesday, during the annual MacTaggart lecture at the Edinburgh Television Festival, the broadcaster and documentary-maker said he believes the BBC is in a “no-win” situation of trying to “avoid offence” and in danger of avoiding [...]

  • Post Office boss to return bonus pay linked to Horizon scandal

    August 24, 2023

    The boss of the Post Office has said he will return all of his bonus payment linked to the Horizon inquiry regarding hundreds of wrongfully convicted postmasters. Nick Read, chief executive of the Post Office, also apologised again for “procedural and governance mistakes made” in the firm linking significant bonus payments to work related to [...]

  • Which? urges Ofcom to probe Virgin Media rate hikes

    August 24, 2023

    Which? has called on Ofcom to probe Virgin Media’s pricing tactics, accusing it of “egregious” tactics and “woeful” customer service.  The consumer champ said Virgin could be breaking the law by giving itself “sweeping powers” to hike broadband bills by “unlimited sums” whenever it feels like it. Plus, the telecoms company is reportedly slapping on [...]

  • England World Cup final defeat smashes UK TV audience records for women’s football

    August 21, 2023

    England’s World Cup final with Spain on Sunday smashed UK TV audience records for a women’s football match, despite an early kick-off and the Lionesses missing out on the trophy. The nail-biting 1-0 defeat attracted an average audience of 13.3m watching on live television, with both BBC One and ITV broadcasting the match from Australia.  [...]

  • Sky-high pay for broadcaster chief despite poor performance

    August 20, 2023

    Sky’s head honcho Dana Strong has pocketed more than $30m (£23.6m) in just two years making her one of the UK’s highest paid executives, despite the broadcaster’s finances taking a nosedive last year. Sky owner Comcast delivered a pay check of $15.2m to Strong in 2022, even as revenues plummeted 11.5 per cent. In 2021, during [...]

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