BritBox: ‘inappropriate’ classic UK TV shows to be kept off service ‘Best of British’ streaming venture will exclude series such as Till Death Us Do Part
KSI v Logan Paul: boxing promoters look to cash in on YouTubers’ rematch Amateur boxers may dismiss the bout as ‘a joke’, but the web stars’ clash is big on marketable spectacle
BBC at risk of losing young audiences, according to Ofcom Broadcaster must prove itself to viewers more used to Netflix and YouTube, says watchdog
Jack Thorne is right about disability prejudice – but TV bosses aren’t listening Commissioners are at best failing to include disabled talent, and at worst are guilty of institutional ableism, says Guardian columnist Frances Ryan
Netflix’s growth slows as it braces for influx of competition Profits rise but subscriber base expands more slowly than expected, while Apple, Disney and others prepare own services
‘Ready to go to war?’: full trailer for Oscar-tipped Fox News film Bombshell Charlize Theron, Nicole Kidman and Margot Robbie star in true story of how Roger Ailes was brought down by sexual harassment allegations
James Cellan Jones obituary Leading light in the direction and production of television drama who made his name with The Forsyte Saga
BBC prepares for life beyond channels with fourth iPlayer revamp Move is latest attempt to deal with changes in the way people consume television
BBC ‘ignoring its audience’ over iPlayer app removal Broadcaster criticised as replacement app restricted to newer operating systems
BBC to switch off Red Button information service in 2020 Closure of system marks end of BBC’s teletext 45 years after it began as Ceefax
TV streaming bonanza looms for UK – but can you afford it? Services from Apple, Britbox, HBO and Disney launch soon – but to get them all would cost £1,450 a year
The political interview is not dead – but it is on life support Boris Johnson and Jeremy Corbyn favour soundbites on mass-reach social media
The age of comfort TV: why people are secretly watching Friends and The Office on a loop We are in an era of ‘prestige television’, with unprecedented choice and quality. So why are so many of us streaming endless reruns of 90s sitcoms?
Ben Wheatley to direct zombie-pensioner TV satire on divided Britain Kill List and High-Rise director’s drama for Channel 4 will skewer tensions between age groups
BBC using strong-arm tactics over iPlayer, say independent producers Small TV companies claim BBC trying to get them to lease shows for longer for same fee