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Nearly a third of people have borrowed money or used their savings to cover the costs of media subscriptions since the beginning of this year, new data from KPMG has revealed.

We are being treated like children over climate change. Is 41-degrees enough to change attitudes in media and culture, asks the editor.

Channel 4 has reported its strongest ever financial performance in 2021 as revenues topped £1bn for the first time.

Europe is low-hanging fruit for global TV and streaming companies seeking to cut costs, according to analysts.

With the slow-motion departure of Boris Johnson, has Channel 4 dodged the privatisation bullet?

But now there is light at the end of the tunnel as the streaming service looks to add advertising to its platform.

The UK’s competition watchdog has launched an investigation into how broadcasters and production firms may have colluded.

England’s second match in the UEFA Women’s Euros attracted an average of 3.29 million viewers last night, according to overnight BARB figures. 

London & Partners, the business growth and destination agency, has launched a £2m multichannel campaign to attract more UK-based visitors to the capital.

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