Boris Johnson Throws Down Gauntlet to Westminster Journalists
On his return to Downing Street after being hospitalised with Coronavirus, Boris Johnson has announced that members of the public will take part in the daily press briefings.
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Harry & Meghan Shun British Tabloids
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have written to four of the UK's most popular tabloid newspaper editors, telling them that the couple will not co-operate with them.
Has CNN International Lost its Editorial Independence?
CNN International's coverage, or lack thereof, of President Trump's daily press conferences has been dictated by its American parent network.
BT Abandons Broadband Customers in NOW TV Roll Out
Despite all the fanfare of BT's introduction of Sky's channels on its BT TV platform through NOW TV, over 4 million of it's customers have been left out by the company.
The BBC’s Future Must Be as a Subscription Service
With discussions around whether the TV licence should be decriminalised, it should now be considered that the BBC becomes an opt-in subscription service.
Journalists Walk Out as Number 10 Bans Critical Reporters
Journalists have snubbed a Number 10 Downing Street briefing this afternoon, after several publications were banned from attending.
Why Launching ‘NBC Sky World News’ Makes Sense
The Financial Times have reported that Comcast will enter the international news channel arena later this year, and it makes perfect sense.
Sky News was the Standout Winner on Brexit Night
Several television broadcasters in the UK and around the world marked "Brexit", the moment the UK left the European Union. Here's my view on how they covered the historic date and time.
