The Sunday Times – Tim Shipman, Political Editor – Feb 15, 4:01 PM

Downing Street turned on the BBC last night — vowing to scrap the television licence fee and make viewers pay a subscription. The national broadcaster could also be compelled to downsize and sell off most of its radio stations. In a plan…

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I t's easy to blame the mainstream media for hounding celebrities but that ignores the demand side of the market. You can trace the news values of the tabloid media via the extremity of the UK Royal Family from Lady Diana Spencer in the 1990s to…

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A queen on the run. A deadbeat. A mechanic. And a whole galaxy looking to shoot ‘em, or hunt ‘em down, or toss ‘em out the airlock. Sounds like fun. Based on the comic by Magdalene Visaggio and Jason Smith, Syfy's Vagrant Queen…

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The BBC press office's statements are usually reserved and measured – not this time. On Wednesday, when the culture secretary, Nicky Morgan, warned that the broadcaster had to adapt or become like Blockbuster, the chain of video rental…

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Most companies recognize the importance of social media. But recognition isn't the same as understanding, and confusion around its value has led B2B companies to view social's utility through a narrow lens. Most B2B companies don't believe B2C…

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