Netflix crackdown on password sharing reaches the UK Streaming company tells millions of British subscribers that the service can no longer be used free by other households
Netflix warns UK broadband firms of crackdown on password sharing Streaming service tells Sky, Virgin Media and BT they may face backlash from customers
Disney+ loses 4m subscribers amid exodus in Indian market Lost cricket rights prompts outflow but streaming service almost halves losses while theme parks boom
Brands embrace Eurovision – and the spending power of its 180m viewers Philadelphia, Baileys and Invivo X Unity prosecco among sponsors hoping for douze points in Liverpool
Hollywood thinks it can divide and conquer the writers’ strike. It won’t work Conglomerates want to turn us into gig workers or replace us with AI scabs. Writers across the world are uniting to fight back
Writers on why they’re standing up to Hollywood: ‘this is fundamentally broken’ Six film and TV writers discuss what the industry means to them and why they are fighting for its future
From Bond to Heroes: what was affected by the 2007 writers’ strike? As WGA members put their pens down again, a look back on the last industry-shifting strike
Thousands of TV and film writers are striking. Here’s why we had to Studio profits have increased by 39% over the past 10 years – yet the average writer’s salary has gone down by 4%
‘Pens down!’: Hollywood writers strike as late-night comedy shows go dark Members of the Writers Guild of America picket major studios as they demand higher pay and rules for AI
Hollywood writers vote on strike: ‘At stake is the viability of TV as a career’ WGA union argues companies have ‘leveraged the streaming transition to underpay writers’
Peaky Blinders creator launches construction of new film and TV studio Steven Knight’s Digbeth Loc. Studios in Birmingham will house ska drama This Town, UB40 and Peaky Blinders film
Oscars TV ratings improve – to third worst ever This year’s Academy Awards with Jimmy Kimmel at the helm drew an average TV audience of 18.7m – and a bigger share of younger viewers
‘It just feels warm and fuzzy’: how Hallmark built an empire of unashamedly schmaltzy rom-coms In these safe and schmaltzy TV movies, the only thing bigger than Valentine’s Day is Christmas. But are the US network’s cookie-cutter confections beginning to move with the times?
Sky recruits stars including Florence Pugh and Adam Driver for streaming wars Sky Cinema announces 100-strong slate of films to take on Netflix, Prime Video and Disney+
Bye-bye water cooler moments: this year television was all about memes – and I hate-love it From The White Lotus to Wednesday, it felt like this year’s biggest shows all had the same goal in mind: be meme-d to hell and back