Apple F1 Deal is a Big Test For All Involved
Apple has confirmed that it will be the exclusive home of F1 motor racing coverage in the US. It’s a big test for all concerned.
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BBC Gaza Documentary Misled Audience, Apology Ordered by Ofcom
Ofcom has found that the BBC’s documentary Gaza: How to Survive a Warzone breached its rule around misleading the audience.
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Women’s Champions League Disney+ Deal a Win-Win
We are in week two of the Women’s Champions League. For the first time, it’s all on Disney+ in the UK and other European countries. (Games used to be available for free on DAZN, with some on TNT Sports in the UK.) It’s too early to conclude much about the impact of the competition’s new
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TV+ Talk: The Morning Show Season 4 is Mad
Charlotte Henry and Chuck Joiner return to discuss The Morning Show season 4 on Apple TV+. It’s enjoyable but, frankly, a bit mad. Also, can Jennifer Aniston actually act? It’s a tough reckoning for millenial woman Charlotte. Later in the show, they discuss Snoopy. Obviously. Apple has announced a renewed deal for Peanuts and will
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This is How Netflix Will Show More Sport
French broadcaster TF1 has announced that it has picked up the rights to the 2027 Men’s Rugby World Cup. The deal also includes the rights to the new Nations Championship competition, which will start next year and take place on a biennial basis. Big French broadcaster shows popular sport in France, in a continuation of
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TV News Broadcasting History Live from Israel
Today is one of those extraordinary days in TV news. History is playing out live and being broadcast to millions. There are stories emerging and changing the whole time, both on television and on social media. Benjamin Netanyahu may or may not go to Egypt. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto may or may not come to
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WSL, NFL, Wallace and Gromit – What to Watch This Weekend, 11-12 October
Football WSL Chelsea vs Tottenham: Chelsea once again look unstoppable this season. Sonia Bompastor’s side are the only unbeaten team after five games in the WSL, although they have been held to back-to-back draws by Man Utd and FC Twente. Spurs look reborn under Martin Ho, and go into the weekend in third place. However,
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Why Are There no WSL Games on This Saturday?
It’s the men’s international break this weekend. There are no Premier League or Championship games in England. However, not a single WSL game has been scheduled for today. No Saturday lunchtime or late afternoon kick-offs. Nothing. It is a huge missed opportunity that shows the WSL and broadcasters have not quite worked out how to
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Why I’m Disappointed in Bari Weiss
Obviously, I’ve always had a bit of a soft spot for self-described “consistently liberal Jewish lesbian from Pittsburgh” Bari Weiss. On Monday, she officially sold her publication, The Free Press, to Paramount and took over as CBS News editor-in-chief. The deal is believed to value the Substack publication at $150 million. No, I’m not crying,
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Why You (Probably) Don’t Need an iPhone 17, With Kelly Guimont
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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