Average Briton spends 26 days a year watching on-demand TV

Adults spend eight times longer watching Netflix and iPlayer than exercising, survey reveals

Follow the money: how News Corp wields power to defend its interests

In the third part of our series, we examine how Rupert Murdoch’s primary interest in politicians is not always political but often commercial

Tony Hall: regulate video streaming services or risk ‘killing off’ UK content

BBC’s director general seeks action to control firms such us Netflix and Amazon

Netflix hunts long-term UK production base amid race for studios

Permanent space needed to spend more of film-maker’s £6bn yearly budget in Britain

BBC fixes World Cup streaming delay

Researchers unveil technology that reduces live-streaming lag for online viewers

Horizon’s experiments get supersized to bring in new audiences

BBC Two’s science show warns in age of Netflix and Amazon it should not be taken for granted

Danny Boyle urges British film-makers to ‘build around’ Brexit

Director says filming TV series Trust has cemented his drive to work with European producers

Porridge and politics: how the breakfast broadcasting war got brutal

Early morning programming on TV and radio is in the grip of a brutal ratings war. So what’s the perfect recipe for a hit show in these fractured times – and can we learn anything from the last 35 years?

Eddie Marsan, a class act speaking up for talent from all quarters

Without special funding, acting will only be open to the wealthy and privileged

Oscars’ new ‘popular film’ category sparks Hollywood backlash

Rob Lowe joins industry condemnation of ‘desperate’ Academy Awards shakeup to improve TV ratings

Britons spend average of 24 hours a week online, Ofcom says

Study reveals dramatic rise in addiction to technology, as average Briton checks a mobile phone every 12 minutes

Hollywood has made ‘no progress’ in on-screen diversity, report finds

New report from USC found just 31.8% of characters with dialogue were women in 2017, roughly the same ratio as the last 11 years

Writers’ rooms still hotbed of sexual harassment, finds survey

Nearly two-thirds of female writers have experienced sexual harassment, as ‘Friends’ decision of 2006 blamed for continued climate in writers’ rooms

ITV to review use of plastic surgery and diet ads during Love Island

NHS chief and feminist groups have criticised broadcaster for harmful messaging about body image

Dad’s Army at 50: the secret history of ‘comedy’s finest half-hour’

The leads hated the script and the BBC was terrified of offending veterans. But Dad’s Army became a TV phenomenon. We reveal how the Walmington warriors seized victory