BBC Radio 2 told not to forget oldies
From Financial Times
Posted February 15 2010, 7.19pm
The corporation's governing body has told the channel it must retain its focus on older listeners – months after Terry Wogan was replaced by Chris Evans as presenter of the breakfast show...
Latest media news
Ryanair in 'sexist ads' criticism
From BBC News. Posted February 15 2012, 1.27am
Two newspaper advertisements for the budget airline Ryanair are banned by the UK's advertising watchdog after complaints they were sexist. (more)
From BBC News. Posted February 15 2012, 1.27am
Two newspaper advertisements for the budget airline Ryanair are banned by the UK's advertising watchdog after complaints they were sexist. (more)
Sun advertisers stay loyal despite arrests
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 7.11pm
No repeat of News of the World advertiser exodus likely, as arrests of Sun journalists regarded as a 'corporate matter'... (more)
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 7.11pm
No repeat of News of the World advertiser exodus likely, as arrests of Sun journalists regarded as a 'corporate matter'... (more)
NI staff demand openness over internal investigation unit
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 6.45pm
Following Sun arrests, NI staff body writes to chief executive regarding remit and scope of committee, and status of sources... (more)
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 6.45pm
Following Sun arrests, NI staff body writes to chief executive regarding remit and scope of committee, and status of sources... (more)
Myspace adds 1m new users in 30 days
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 6.12pm
Website claims about 40,000 people a day have joined since it introduced new ties with Twitter and Facebook... (more)
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 6.12pm
Website claims about 40,000 people a day have joined since it introduced new ties with Twitter and Facebook... (more)
AP sues 'parasitic' news agency over licensing claim
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 5.46pm
AP continues fight against digital agencies using its content, claiming Meltwater News does not pay licence fees... (more)
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 5.46pm
AP continues fight against digital agencies using its content, claiming Meltwater News does not pay licence fees... (more)
News Corp's $200m phone hacking bill
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 5.38pm
I don't think it can be said often enough how much the News of the World's phone hacking has cost Rupert Murdoch's company, News Corporation. (more)
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 5.38pm
I don't think it can be said often enough how much the News of the World's phone hacking has cost Rupert Murdoch's company, News Corporation. (more)
Meltwater, UK Newspapers Each Get Partial Victory In Web Fees Ruling
From paidContent:UK. Posted February 14 2012, 5.20pm
In its ruling setting copying fees for news monitor clients who receive newspaper websites’ online story clippings, the UK’s Copyright Tribunal has given news monitor Meltwater a partial victory but upheld other rates. (more)
From paidContent:UK. Posted February 14 2012, 5.20pm
In its ruling setting copying fees for news monitor clients who receive newspaper websites’ online story clippings, the UK’s Copyright Tribunal has given news monitor Meltwater a partial victory but upheld other rates. (more)
Tech Weekly podcast: The Twitter Joke Trial and Ultrabooks
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 5.11pm
Plus Charles talks to Intel UK MD Graham Palmer about the challenger to Macbook Air, the Ultrabook. (more)
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 5.11pm
Plus Charles talks to Intel UK MD Graham Palmer about the challenger to Macbook Air, the Ultrabook. (more)
It's 'Not the News of the World'
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 4.59pm
Could there be anything worse than the News of the World? Of course, there could - and here's one example, a site with the domain name newsoftheworldonline. (more)
From Media Guardian. Posted February 14 2012, 4.59pm
Could there be anything worse than the News of the World? Of course, there could - and here's one example, a site with the domain name newsoftheworldonline. (more)
Interviews: Meltwater Appeals UK Web News Fees As Both Sides Claim Victory
From paidContent:UK. Posted February 14 2012, 4.50pm
The Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) and Meltwater put their own contrasting spins on Tuesday’s setting by the UK’s Copyright Tribunal of the fees Meltwater’s news monitor clients must pay newspaper websites to receive its story summaries. (more)
From paidContent:UK. Posted February 14 2012, 4.50pm
The Newspaper Licensing Agency (NLA) and Meltwater put their own contrasting spins on Tuesday’s setting by the UK’s Copyright Tribunal of the fees Meltwater’s news monitor clients must pay newspaper websites to receive its story summaries. (more)