James Warrington
Media and Telecoms Editor at The Telegraph
Senior Business Reporter @Telegraph covering media & telecoms | [email protected] | Formerly @CityAM |
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msn.com | Alex Singleton |James Warrington
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telegraph.co.uk | Alex Singleton |James Warrington
Mark Zuckerberg has appeared on the witness stand in a US court to defend his sprawling tech empire from an attempt by the US government to break it up. The world's third richest man gave evidence on the first day of a landmark competition trial in Washington that began on Monday.
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yahoo.com | James Warrington
The BBC’s plans for a Radio 2 spin-off station playing 1960s pop hits have been blocked after rivals branded it a “rip-off”. The public service broadcaster last year outlined plans for an extension of Radio 2, showcasing the best music from the 1950s, 1960s and 1970s, but the UK’s media watchdog has rejected the proposal.
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telegraph.co.uk | James Warrington
Ofcom also warned that the spin-off could put off commercial investment and new entrants into the market more generally, particularly among radio stations hoping to serve audiences left behind by the BBC.
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yahoo.com | James Warrington
Military chiefs at Nato have been warned of global internet blackouts following a string of suspected Russian attacks on subsea cables. Telecoms companies including Vodafone, O2 owner Telefonica and Orange have written to UK, EU and Nato officials warning that a rise in sabotage incidents was putting critical services at risk.
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NEW: The BBC has scrapped plans to run radio and podcast adverts after a backlash from Gary Lineker. Lineker's firm Goalhanger was among those to blast the "disastrous" plans. The BBC says it recognised the strength of feelings. Full story @Telegraph: https://t.co/6hb7HIpnCl
Many predicted the death of Newsnight when the BBC made deep cuts in 2023. Instead, viewing figures are up by a third and the nightly news show is reaching new audiences on TikTok. I spoke to @vicderbyshire about this unlikely comeback for @Telegraph https://t.co/TEjdTs2cvc
As streaming giants such as Netflix tighten their grip, TV bigwigs are calling for new taxes as they warn shows like Mr Bates vs The Post Office will soon no longer be made. My piece on the funding crisis facing high-end British TV @Telegraph https://t.co/nlbJY5i9oR