No Netflix films at Cannes for second year running, reports suggest

Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman and The Laundromat, starring Meryl Streep, among releases unlikely to get festival screenings

BBC chair: UK media regulation is no longer fit for modern age

David Clementi to argue against limiting time iPlayer can make shows available for

BBC must prepare for a digital future, says director general

Tony Hall admits iPlayer has lost its advantage against rivals such as Netflix

BBC Scotland drops shows featuring maker of dog Nazi salute video

Mark Meechan had recorded two editions of discussion show The Collective

Richard Gere conquered theatre and cinema … can he now score a TV hit?

Writer Tom Rob Smith tells of ‘wooing’ actor for state-of-the-nation BBC series MotherFatherSon

How Film4 became a pint-sized Oscars powerhouse

The channel’s cinema wing has 13 nominations at this year’s Academy Awards, only two fewer than Netflix. A blip in the system or a new phase for the British film industry?

Hollywood outraged by plan to present Oscars in TV ad breaks

Stars lambast ‘insulting’ bid to cut Academy Awards’ running time by presenting cinematography and other awards during commercials

Baftas TV audience falls to 3.5m

BBC showed awards ceremony on a time delay, meaning some viewers knew results

Is video killing the TV star? VidCon London heralds a YouTube revolution

The arrival of the popular US festival for vloggers in the UK is a reminder of the powerful forces changing children’s television

Oscars 2019: Frances McDormand and Gary Oldman to hand out awards after all

AMPAS backtracks on plan to break with tradition and belatedly invites last year’s acting winners to present trophies

Oscars 2019: problems mount as Academy aims to reboot TV show

The lack of a host, trimming the running time and breaking with tradition is proving a difficult act to pull off

Disney superheroes join battle of the streaming services

Fans of the Marvel and Star Wars franchises will be a key audience in the media group’s challenge to Netflix

Is the end of Netflix’s golden age in sight?

The streaming pioneer is facing competition from content suppliers, not to mention Apple and Amazon

Google and Facebook to push hard against proposal for regulatory body

Australian Competition and Consumer Commission considers market position of Google and Facebook justifies greater oversight

Les Misérables with ‘contemporary relevance’ to air on BBC

Victor Hugo’s historical novel brought up to date in Andrew Davies adaptation