Media business
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As a trustee of Media Trust, the Channel 4 News presenter calls on execs to help charities develop communications strategies
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100 jobs to go in new ‘restructure’
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CVC Capital Partners buys Sky Bet share in deal that values business at £800m as company focuses on pay-TV operation
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Publisher to replace titles’ signage with its logo
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Times and Sunday Times report subscriber increases, with digital membership standing at 291,000 and 338,000 respectively
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Monkey’s countdown to 2014’s MediaGuardian 100 begins today. Who will be on this year’s power list?
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Tesco-owned video business made a loss of £20m and may be taken over as telecoms company seeks to bolster its TV operation
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The City is alive with speculation that BT’s attempts to buy its way back into the mobile phone market could spark a series of takeovers in a sector where converging technology is changing the rules of the game. By Juliette Garside
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Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday’s continuing decline in advertising and sales offset by digital platform’s increases
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After launches in 12 towns and cities, visibility, quality and revenue remain problematic, contends Roy Greenslade
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Copyright legislation permits people who have legally purchased music to make duplicates, prompting legal action from industry bodies
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Lesley Riddoch: A pro-independence newspaper can capture the mood of the 45% of Scots who voted yes
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Newspaper manager says titles need not be closed
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Non-Russian publishers face ownership restrictions
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Sir Martin Sorrell had talks with owner of Freud Communications with view to buying stake of just under 50% in deal valued at £90m
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New York website speculates on possible New Corp changes
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Total Film publisher reports £35.4m loss in year to end of September, with digital making up 63% of total ad revenue
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Some investors set to oppose James Murdoch’s re-election as non-executive director at annual meeting
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Cable firm’s 5.9% overall price rise follows similar increases by its main broadband, TV and phone rivals
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Shareholders urged to vote against company’s former chairman
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Network pulls plug on family comedy hours after Netflix said it was postponing a special broadcast to mark actor’s 77th birthday
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Regional newspaper publishers pool ad space to compete with tech companies such as Facebook, Microsoft and Google
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Independent investors tried to scrap ‘undemocratic’ system that gives family 39.4% control despite owning just 14% of shares
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Roy Greenslade ponders the implications of the departure of Trinity Mirror's legal director
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Fast growth in services offers choice at a price but viewers baffled by complex packages or lose track of subscriptions
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Publisher’s three Berkshire titles to go and four in Surrey as content moves online
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Emma Brockes column Al Roker's record-breaking meteorology marathon was a genuine spectacle for our times
Emma Brockes: You never knew you needed to watch 34 straight hours of the weather report until you watched a weatherman turn into a prophet
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Guardian Australia moves up to No 6 in Nielsen online news rankings, ahead of the Age and Yahoo!7
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Sensible merger after a century apart
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The Weekly Beast The Weekly Beast: Sharri Markson and the tent fracas that stopped a nation (sort of)
What really happened to Sharri Markson; it could cost if you win a Walkley for the ABC; seeking all those redundant journos -
Felix Salmon: The social network seems to have decided to host content itself rather than send users to other websites
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US newspaper survey reveals success for metered model
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