When Charlie Kirk was killed, the conversation was, rightly, about free speech and the ability to express views without being under threat. The same should be true following Jimmy Kimmel’s removal from the air.
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Apple News has become a key driver of traffic for various publications. However, one major name that has thus far been unable to join the platform is the Daily Mail. The outlet traditionally generates huge amounts of Google search traffic. The infamous “sidebar of shame” is known to keep people on the site for a
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This time on TV+ Talk, Charlotte Henry and Chuck Joiner discuss whether Netflix or Apple TV+ is better value. They also unpack the kind of movies Apple makes…and Hollywood doesn’t. Meanwhile, Charlotte gets excited about Gavin and Stacey creators James Corden and Ruth Jones getting back together for a new project. Sign up to The
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There is a huge amount of fantastic football to watch this weekend: Premier League Arsenal vs Nottingham Forest: The Premier League is back, and so is Big Ange Postecoglou. After just a couple of months out of a job, the Europa League-winning Aussie finds himself at the helm of Nottm Forest. He’s back in north
Yesterday, I attended the Press Gazette’s Future of Media Tech Conference. It’s an important date in the diary for those trying to understand where our industry is going. Read how it went live, here. Unsurprisingly, the big theme of the day was AI. The discussions covered AI’s impact on paywalls, video, and much else. Johanna
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I didn’t really know anything about Charlie Kirk until news of his death filtered through yesterday evening. IKEA is a strange place to learn about a shooting, especially one that feels significant. And it does feel significant. Both the UK and America have a sad, contemptible recent history of the murder and attempted murder of
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What I’m Watching The big watch this week is the WSL, of course. Every game is on TV, so there is plenty to get stuck into, especially during a men’s international break. What I’m Reading I find myself consumed by every article covering the news from the Murdoch family court case. If only someone could
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The New World’s political editor James Ball returns to The Addition Podcast to discuss Reform leader Nigel Farage’s funny free speech week. Ball was blocked from attending the Reform party conference, although he still managed to cause some mischief in Birmingham. Reform have also removed access to local publications in part of the country. In
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This weekend saw the Women’s Super League (WSL), the top tier of women’s football in the UK, recommence. With it, the new media deal kicked in. A reminder – that means 118 games on Sky Sports, with others available for free via the BBC and YouTube. There is plenty that is good about the wide-ranging
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