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  • Former culture secretary John Whittingdale sees no problem with 21st Century Fox-Sky deal (but would refer it to Ofcom)

    March 8, 2017

    Former culture secretary John Whittingdale has said he does not have a problem with 21st Century Fox’s Sky takeover and believes Channel 4 could thrive if sold off by the government. Whittingdale, who held the position until last year, was speaking at a time when his successor, Karen Bradley, is considering whether to refer Fox’s [...]

  • Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox tells government: Sky takeover is “in the interest of the UK”

    March 8, 2017

    Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox has written to the government setting out why its Sky takeover is “in the interest of the UK, its creative economy and its consumers”. Culture secretary Karen Bradley is currently considering whether to refer the £11.7bn deal to broadcasting regulator Ofcom. Read more: Murdoch Empire 2.0 or socialist witch-hunt? MPs [...]

  • Murdoch Empire 2.0 or socialist witch-hunt? MPs debate Fox-Sky deal as culture secretary decides whether to refer bid to Ofcom

    March 6, 2017

    Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox is preparing to make its case to culture secretary Karen Bradley as she decides whether to submit the company’s takeover bid for Sky News to broadcast regulator Ofcom. Interested parties have until Wednesday afternoon to submit representations to Bradley. Read more: Government "minded" to scrutinise Fox takeover of Sky After [...]

  • BT says it has not overpaid after beating Sky to UEFA Champions League rights

    March 6, 2017

    BT has won the battle to secure the UK TV rights for European Champions League football for the next three years in a deal that will cost the telecoms giant £1.2bn and dismissed suggestions it has overpaid for them The deal, announced this morning, means BT will continue its coverage of Europe's premier club football competition until the [...]

  • 21st Century Fox lodges Sky takeover with European Commission with government “minded” to scrutinise deal

    March 3, 2017

    The government has indicated it will likely scrutinise the takeover of Sky by 21st Century Fox. The US media giant notified the European Commission today, which in turn referred the transaction to Culture, Media and Sport secretary Karen Bradley. While the Bradley has 10 days to decide whether or not she will review the deal, [...]

  • Sky takeover: 21st Century to lodge deal papers with European authorities, firing the starting pistol on regulatory approval process

    March 1, 2017

    Rupert Murdoch's 21st Century Fox will take one step closer to sealing its takeover of Sky by lodging documents with European authorities this week. Fox is expected to ask Brussels to approve the deal, a move that starts the clock on 10-day window for culture secretary Karen Bradley to open an investigation into the £11.7bn bid to take control [...]

  • Ofcom will leave current postal rules in place for five years after Royal Mail performance improves

    March 1, 2017

    Communications regulator Ofcom has said it will leave current postal rules in place for five years after concluding a review of Royal Mail regulation, saying it had made progress. The regulator said the service had been under "significant pressure" incurring a loss of more than £100m in 2011 as people continued to send fewer letters, but [...]

  • BT customers to see bills reduced by at least £5 under Ofcom proposals

    February 28, 2017

    BT customers will see their landline-only bills cut by at least £5 a month, according to new plans published by communications watchdog Ofcom. The regulator conducted a review of the landline-only market, announced in December last year, and found that customers on such contracts – who are often elderly or vulnerable people who have remained with the [...]

  • BT Openreach’s final board line-up is structurally flawed, says TalkTalk’s Dido Harding

    February 14, 2017

    Openreach today revealed its final board line-up in a push to prove its independence from parent BT, only for the move to be branded "meaningless" by TalkTalk. LIz Benison, a high ranking executive at Serco, will take her place as a non-exec alongside chairman Mike McTighe, Edward Astle and Sir Brendan Barber. Openreach said the appointment means independent [...]

  • Hedge funds bank on Sky takeover bid success

    February 12, 2017

    Two US hedge funds have banked on the Murdoch family succeeding in taking over the UK-based communications giant, Sky plc. According to reports in the Sunday Telegraph, the two funds, HBK and Pentwater, each disclosed they have amassed positions worth £310m and £300m respectively. In December last year, 21st Century Fox announced that it would be [...]

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