Saudi Arabia criticised over pirate TV service ‘that airs Premier League’
EU says country has failed to halt BeoutQ, which reportedly also airs La Liga and Serie A
Steve Coogan and Sarah Solemani to explore #MeToo in comedy drama
Channel 4’s Chivalry will take a satirical look at gender politics in today’s film industry
Tony Garnett, TV and film producer, dies aged 83
Garnett began his career as an actor, and became a renowned producer, writer and longtime collaborator with Ken Loach
Netflix faces crunch year as Disney, Apple and more vie for streaming crown
Streaming service could lose up to 16 million subscribers to rivals, says analyst
From Scorsese to The Crown, Netflix gets set for Golden Globes glory
The streaming giant has surpassed its rivals with 34 nominations for the awards in Los Angeles.
Netflix might dominate our viewing, but cinema brings us another sort of pleasure
In this golden age of binge-watching, I’m consumed by a nostalgia for what I feel is disappearing, says film-maker Josh Appignanesi
Firm to build Hollywood-style studio in UK and spend $180m on productions
GPM close to site deal as UK struggles to keep up with demand for film and TV space
The streaming giants are erasing cinema’s history
Sites such as Netflix reel us in with expansive archives, then narrow the choice in favour of their own productions, says film journalist Nick Pinkerton
Bombshell review – Fox News abuse drama pulls its hardest punches
Roger Ailes’ victims fight back in a film where the odious media mogul looms large … before Rupert Murdoch saves the day
The Guardian view on Amazon’s football coup: beware tech giants bearing gifts
Editorial: The US experience of watching sport online should ring alarm bells for those who prize the Premier League’s ability to bring people together
Will Amazon’s Premier League debut kick off a flood of subscribers?
Tech giant to livestream 20 matches in December in bid to drive Prime TV subscriptions in peak Christmas period
The naked truth about on-screen nudity: women don’t like it, guys
Let’s hope a new set of rules will make it harder for directors to ask actresses to disrobe
‘Uncertainty has been a nightmare’: UK businesses on the economy
Business figures from film and TV, housebuilding and manufacturing discuss how their firms are doing
Journalists in the Westminster bubble should stop racing to tweet the news
Breaking stories on social media is the new form of scoop journalism and is just as worthless
BBC podcast’s attempt to define ‘shitposting’ leaves viewers baffled
Laura Kuenssberg’s definition of scatological phrase on Brexitcast confuses colleagues