It’s early October, and that means there are a host of new Apple products to spend your money on. Kelly Guimont returns to the show to discuss why you probably don’t need an iPhone 17. Yes, there is a great new camera. The iPhone Air might be of interest to some too, given the new […]
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I could tell something was up the moment I met my mum yesterday afternoon. I was going to my parents’ house and then heading to Synagogue for Neilah – the closing service of Yom Kippur. We said hello normally, then she told me about the incident in Manchester. The congregation had been informed during the
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Saturday afternoon was another wonderful moment for women’s sport in England. The country’s Women’s Rugby Team became world champions for the third time. And they did it in front of record numbers. According to the BBC, the Red Roses’ 33-13 victory over Canada was watched by 5.8 million people across TV and streaming. There were
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Golf Ryder Cup: There really is only one thing to watch this weekend, and that is the Ryder Cup from the Bethpage Black Course in New York. The Ryder Cup is one of my favourite sporting events. Play in the 45th meeting between the USA and Europe is already underway and goes on until Sunday
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UEFA is changing its broadcast tender process in an effort to draw in the major streamers. European football’s governing body wants these services to show top competitions like the Champions League. Per David Hellier (a former editor of mine!) for Bloomberg News: Broadcasters and streamers will now be able to bid for rights in multiple
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Newly appointed LabourList Editor Emma Burnell joins the show to discuss writing insider politico media. She outlines how her publication interacts with the Labour party, its business model and hints at her plans for the future. We also ponder whether there is a future for blogging, political or otherwise. Thank you to Mac Paw and
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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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