Media group in early talks to buy UK broadcaster or its studio production arm
CMA cites sharing of information about fees for roles such as camera operators and sound technicians
Chief Carolyn McCall defends current model but says board is open to review it
London-listed company could put broadcasting arm into a joint venture or sell it
Partnership is latest sign of diminishing importance of traditional TV platforms in favour of social media channels
A carve-up would require a new relationship between the production arm and the remaining broadcaster
Shares drop after UK broadcaster reports 8% drop in revenue
Agreement with US tech company is set to provide a boost to broadcasters’ new platform Freely
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Writer Steven Moffat and stars Hugh Bonneville and Karen Gillan on making a comedy-drama about the rush to judge celebrities
A general election is a momentous time in the nation’s life. Broadcasters must take it seriously
Move by British broadcaster is latest to swap advertising for equity
A doctor is put on a plane back to China in a conspiracy series grounded by leaden dialogue and implausible plotting
The UK company has yet to jolt the market into seeing it as anything but an ex-growth, linear broadcaster
Broadcaster in ‘early stages’ of strategic restructuring as it focuses on digital streaming services
Broadcaster says it will return cash to investors through share buyback programme
A draining three-part series set in a fictional London hospital captures the chaos of the first coronavirus wave
Executives behind screening hail production’s success as proudest moment of their careers
A TV drama by national broadcaster ITV catapulted the Post Office scandal into the mainstream
TV series sparks outrage over miscarriage of justice, forcing politicians to take action in sub-postmaster scandal
Publicly owned, commercially funded broadcaster facing ‘market shock territory’, chief executive tells MPs
Some organisations are asking for disclosure of platonic as well as romantic workplace relationships
Broadcaster plans to cut its spending on content following fall in demand and advertising
Probe will examine use of freelance workers to make and broadcast shows
Broadcaster’s chief criticises government for a lack of policies to stimulate growth
