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In brief: A group of UK public service broadcasters have published an open letter in The Daily Telegraph saying a media bill is required “to secure the future of British broadcasting and allow it to prosper”.

In brief: The consideration comes despite optimism that blockbuster films were driving a strong return of audiences to cinemas.

In brief: “The graphics in Horizon are capable of much more,” wrote Zuckerberg.

In brief: Emily Maitlis and Jon Sopel, former BBC Newsnight presenter and North America editor respectively, have teased details of new daily podcast premiering next week.

In brief: Pizza Hut has become the latest brand to launched its first “actionable audio ad” via smart speakers.

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The BBC journalist and newsreader Clive Myrie will give the  Steve Hewlett Memorial Lecture 2022.

Bringing back Big Brother could prove a smart move for ITV if it can create an overall package that bring back older viewers while capturing a new audience.

Brian Cathcart reveals how Boris Johnson’s government channelled millions to mainly wealthy, pro-Tory newspapers in the Covid crisis, secretively, without due process.

Snap and HBO Max are bringing dragons from House of the Dragon to cities around the world via location-based augmented reality experiences.