BT’s latest financial results for the third quarter of 2014 reveal that reported and adjusted revenue was down 3% to £4,475m, following a flat nine months up to 31 December 2014.
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Sound Digital, a joint venture between Arqiva, Bauer and UTV, has applied for the national digital radio licence offered by Ofcom last year – promising 15 digital stations.
BBC One ruled over Thursday’s prime time proceedings with a mixture of breezy and brooding drama, with EastEnders building up more momentum, while Death in Paradise’s mixture of death and sunshine continued to win over viewers.
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Following a five-year turnaround plan to help secure the financial future of the Guardian, Andrew Miller, chief executive of Guardian Media Group, is to stand down at the end of June.
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Sky is set to add a range of mobile voice and data services to its customer offering for the first time, following a new agreement with Telefonica UK.
Wednesday night saw the prime time television line-up peak on ITV at 8pm as the broadcaster rolled out a fresh new series of humorous new homicides in Midsomer Murders.
The former director of News UK and ex-CEO of Naked, Ian Clark, has joined High50 as group CEO, following a “significant investment” from Winward Prospects.
The Deloitte study examined how ad spend and brand sponsorship impacts the media, entertainment, arts and sport industries and found that people value access to these ad-funded services at nearly £10bn.