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Mobile network launches £10 broadband as merger sparks price war
Alt-net providers intensify competition in the wake of Three and Vodafone joining forces
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BBC to cut spending on new shows by £150m as streaming wars bite
Number of productions are ‘stuck in limbo’ because of lack of cash, the broadcaster has said
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Mirror publisher’s boss leaves abruptly after hundreds of job cuts
Jim Mullen steps down as the chief executive of Reach after six turbulent years
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TalkTV lost another £50m before Piers Morgan quit
Rupert Murdoch’s struggling news channel posted losses shortly before going online only
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Welfare has become the BBC’s sacred cow. It’s destroying Britain
Broadcaster makes cutting the benefits bill almost impossible despite its drain on the economy
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Abu Dhabi fund digs in on Telegraph price a year after pledge to sell
RedBird IMI issues warning after Chelsea co-owner Todd Boehly joins bid for national newspaper
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Ministers accused of prioritising UAE interests in Telegraph ownership row
Tory peer takes aim at Government for stalling on introduction of new laws to facilitate onward sale
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Sky to replace thousands of call centre workers with chatbots
Broadcaster cuts 7pc of workforce amid heavy losses and switch to streaming
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BBC scraps podcast adverts after Gary Lineker complains
Smaller rivals warn broadcasting giant that its impact in the market would be ‘disastrous’
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Villagers save phone box by staying on the line
Queueing Norfolk neighbours make enough calls to stop BT disconnecting their community lifeline
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UK’s mobile coverage to be boosted by signals beamed from satellites
Ofcom approves plans to allow networks to agree deals with companies such as Elon Musk’s Starlink
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BBC and ITV fined for freelancer cartel
Broadcasters pay combined £4.2m after illegally fixing pay in sports coverage
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Daily Mirror boss’s pay more than doubles despite anger over job cuts
Newspaper chief nets bonus 1,000 times greater than those paid to average staffers
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Politico owner’s director attacks ‘woke’ journalists over Gaza bombing article
Axel Springer board member claims article highlighting civilian deaths amounted to ‘Hamas support’
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Royal Television Society to give Gaza award despite BBC controversy
An honour for ‘journalists in Gaza’ will be given at a future date, the industry body says after scrapping its presentation
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Robert Maxwell fraud haunts Mirror publisher as pension eats cash
Shortfall follows years of challenges for fund after £400m stolen by late boss
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The £8bn plan to break BT’s broadband grip that struggled to connect
CityFibre led the challenge against Britain’s internet monopoly – now it’s running out of money
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BT brand saved as new boss overhauls telecoms giant
Allison Kirkby shelves plans to ditch historic brand over fears of alienating older customers
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Guardian ‘acted as judge, jury and executioner of Noel Clarke’s career’, court hears
Actor claims to have been exiled from film industry after newspaper published misconduct allegations
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Victory for media as police change guidance equating journalists with extremists
Reporters were previously grouped with criminals and suspects as corruption risk to officers
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Government refuses to impose deadline on Telegraph sale
Ministers insist RedBird IMI still has ‘clear intention’ to sell after attempted takeover blocked
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Solar storm ‘would cost global economy $2.4 trillion’
Sun’s flares risk triggering blackouts on Earth and wreaking havoc on global digital systems
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BT’s £1m leadership guru fell asleep in meetings
Consultant brought in by chief executive ‘became a running joke’ after repeated drowsiness
