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Ofcom has awarded small-scale DAB radio multiplex licences for five more areas in England, Scotland and Wales.

Ofcom is seeking views on proposed new guidance to assist on-demand programme services (ODPS) in making judgements about how best to protect viewers from harmful material.

Following his on-going prolific LinkedIn campaign, Partner and co-head of our Media department, Simon Goldberg featured on Sky News this morning, discussing with TV news...

The government will seek State Aid approval for the continued provision of the high-end TV, animation and video games tax reliefs beyond 2018.

Wayne Rooney had assigned his image rights to S, to act on his behalf with negotiating sponsorship deals.

In March 2020, the COVID-19 pandemic disrupted the feature film industry at every level, bringing content production to a standstill and cancelling cinema premieres.

AI is driving disruption across media and entertainment, enhancing creativity and transforming business models, from TV and film to gaming and advertising, shifting consumer preferences and revenue streams.

Has the decision of the Court of Appeal in Flood v Times Newspapers [2010] EWCA Civ 804 made the so called "Reynolds Defence" of qualified privilege based on responsible journalism unworkable?

Esports are growing in popularity and have already become a central feature of the entertainment landscape

The internet was set alight last week with witty remarks from Jonathan Perelman, vice president of BuzzFeed, at this year’s Abu Dhabi Media Summit as he proclaimed users are, "more likely to summit Mount Everest than click on a banner ad".

Jo explains how the law can be used to ensure that you are fairly represented in the media and tells the story in a way that is accurate.

Join us for Episode 2 of our podcast series featuring an in-depth conversation with Luca Predebon. This 21-minute discussion explores key insights and perspectives on contemporary professional challenges...

Newspaper websites carry significantly more material that the actual papers, including audio and visual content. The PCC last year extended its remit to cover audio-visual material on newspaper and magazine websites.

When dealing with any issues reported in the press make sure you check the publication’s online media as well.

On 5 December 2014, the government released in draft The Films (Definition of "British Film") Order 2015.

In the latest episode of "That's Entertainment," Phil Hughes, Partner in our Media & Entertainment team, sits down with Thomas Walters, the visionary co-founder, and CEO of Billion Dollar Boy.

The changes introduced by the amendments to the 1987 Use Classes Order have restricted flexibility in the use of properties, particularly those operating in the evening economy market such as casinos, nightclubs, restaurants and pubs.