Telecoms firms investigated for failing to warn UK customers of price rises
Ofcom inquiry follows complaints over lack of information on annual mid-contract price rises
Bob Iger: Disney’s Mr Fixit returns as it faces big challenges
Chief executive brought in Marvel, Star Wars and Fox – but he may now face job losses and cost cuts
Former Disney CEO Bob Iger reappointed to role in surprise decision
Move described as ‘probably the most significant piece of corporate upheaval since Steve Jobs went back to Apple’
Two-thirds of UK’s biggest advertisers to cut television spend
Traditional TV shunned in favour of digital media and last-minute promotional campaigns
‘It’s not moral panic, it’s reality’: Todd Sampson documentary interrogates internet’s toxic influence
In Mirror Mirror, the former advertising executive argues technology is an unregulated psychological experiment that is changing our brains
James Dyson sues Channel 4 for libel over news report
Report suggested Dyson was complicit in abuse and exploitation at Malaysia factory, claim inventor’s lawyers
Film about Johnny Depp-Amber Heard trial to be rush-released
Hot Take: The Depp/Heard Trial will be released on 30 September on the Tubi streaming service
‘Nepo baby’ fall preview: new films and TV from children of famous parents
The offspring of Denzel, Uma, Phoebe, Andie and Judd – and a Gainsbourg for good measure – follow in their parents’ celebrated paths
Media firms introduce advertising blackouts to respect late Queen
Television, newspaper, social media and advert-placement companies limit ads for varying periods
Netflix and Amazon cut spend on UK shows as British broadcasters fight back
BBC, ITV, Channel 4 and Channel 5 spent record £1.45bn last year on shows from UK production companies
Keeping it reel: are old films ever safe in the age of digital?
With streamers taking down beloved titles and digital purchases at the mercy of rights agreements, how do we hold on to old movies?
Logan Roy would hate me, says Succession star Brian Cox
Actor tells Edinburgh TV festival audience that media mogul would find him ‘tiresome and boring’
Idris Elba: ‘You need a good coat if you’re going to be a detective’
The actor and musician answers your questions on how to stare down a lion, what Luther would say to Stringer Bell, and whether he was named after the dragon from Ivor the Engine
Channel 4 to mark 40th birthday with Prince Andrew musical
Programme celebrating broadcaster’s ‘irreverent roots’ will also include documentary on extra-large penises
‘We’ll still be watching in 50 years’: how Raymond Briggs’s The Snowman changed Christmas
When the film version of Briggs’s melancholy masterpiece was first screened in 1982, Britons clutched it to their hearts – where it has stayed ever since