The women’s football World Cup is just weeks away from kicking off (July 20th), but a TV rights deal has not been done in five key countries – the UK, France, Spain, Germany and Italy. Yup, we may not be able to watch the European champion Lionesses here at home. Fifa president Gianni Infantino is […]
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It’s been a somewhat tumultuous time in the world of Web3 recently (isn’t it always?). Lauren Ingram, the founder of Women of Web3, joins the show to explain what is really going on and how things can get better and more inclusive. The Women of Web 3 podcast is set to return with its second
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It’s that time of the month – Chuck Joiner and I reconvene to discuss Apple TV+. On this episode of “TV+ Talk” we finish off our chat about “Shrinking” before analysing the recently released “Silo.” We finish off by looking at the… mixed… reactions to “Killers of the Flower Moon,” which has finally premiered at
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The team behind “The News Agents” podcast will launch “The News Agents: USA” on 20th June. They made the announcement whilst speaking at The Podcast Show London today. The weekly show will cover US politics in the run-up to the 2024 election and be hosted by Jon Sopel and Emily Maitlis. The pair presented “Americast”
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B2b publishing is a big, but all too often overlooked, segment of the media. It might not be as sexy as the big-name, consumer-facing brands, but it really matters. The Audiencers is a new b2b publication aimed at those within the media industry that run all manner of publications. It is run by Poool, the
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Meta has been hit with a record fine by the EU for breaching GDPR data protection rules. The €1.2 billion (£1.04 billion) fine follows an investigation into Facebook data being transferred to the US from the EU. The social media giant intends to appeal. Explaining the fine, Andrea Jelinek, chair of the European Data Protection
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Ever since Apple TV+ launched, we’ve been hearing about “Killers of the Flower Moon”. The epic (by which I mean long,) movie stars Leonardo Di Caprio and Robert De Niro, and is directed by Martin Scorsese. And… there’s finally a teaser trailer for it! The movie is set to premiere at Cannes on Saturday, March
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We want transparency and honesty from our politicians. We want our media to hold the powerful to account. One of the best ways to do the latter is via long-form interviews. This week’s guest, Rob Burley, has been involved in producing many of them over the last 30 years but is worried that too many
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The fallout from CNN‘s Town Hall with Donald Trump last week continues. It seems that the scathing take from the outlet’s media reporter Oliver Darcy did not go down that well with the top brass, including channel chief Chris Licht. A quick reminder – Darcy wrote in the Reliable Sources newsletter that “it’s hard to
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Vice Media filed for bankruptcy on Monday. As noted in a recent newsletter, this had been expected, but that hardly makes it any less painful for the employees, and indeed founders, of what was previously a titan of the social media news era. The New York Times reported that key lenders to the firm, Fortress
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