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Media group received disappointing offers near $1bn for catalogue of film soundtracks including ‘Batman’
Tournament offers rights holders, including newcomer Viacom18, chance to shake up market
Ex-chancellor Sebastian Kurz suspected of seeking positive political coverage
Evan Gershkovich, a US national, is accused of a crime that carries a 20-year sentence
Thomas Rabe says stance of European regulators means it ‘doesn’t make sense’ to pursue big broadcast tie-ups
A production spree came to an abrupt halt last year as the Federal Reserve started to raise interest rates
The channel’s image as defender of the people against the elite has unravelled during a defamation case
Facebook parent concerned how it will police social networks in wake of new EU regulations
Move is part of efforts to eliminate 7,000 roles, say people briefed on the matter
Voting machine maker is also seeking testimony from network’s stars and executives over 2020 election claims
Requirement part of biggest overhaul of rules for online and traditional broadcasting in 20 years
Victory for sports presenter accused of tax avoidance as part of HMRC clampdown on ‘disguised employees’
Media company is trying to find $5.5bn in savings to stem video streaming losses
Associated Newspapers denies allegations of ‘unlawful information gathering’ at London hearing
Giving air time to the head of al-Qaeda in the Islamic Maghreb legitimises ‘hate speech’, says west African nation
The former New York Times columnist on free speech, Elon Musk’s Twitter Files and moving on from the culture wars
Staff say ‘forced departure’ of Nicolas Barré is breach of deal to ensure editorial independence
Digital World Acquisition terminates Patrick Orlando amid ‘unprecedented headwinds’
Ownership of Murdoch family trust expected to be unaffected by union with widow of former radio and TV executive
Screenwriters are seeking to address how royalties are paid in the streaming era
Plus, how Fifa’s calendar grab could win friends in high places, March Madness begins
UK tech company developed software used in fake news videos promoted by authoritarian government
MindGeek acquired for undisclosed sum as it is being sued over sexually explicit videos of minors
Yale academic was among the first to show that tech groups’ ‘free’ products could be anti-competitive
Publisher says demand for fantasy novels rising amid cost of living crisis and war in Ukraine
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