Claude vs ChatGPT: AI Ad Battle Heats Up
Anthropic launches ads mocking OpenAI's plans for targeted advertising in ChatGPT, sparking a public feud between AI rivals over chatbot monetisation strategies.
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Guardian Corrections and Clarifications for Feb 2026
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest round of corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates across various articles from early February 2026.
Eddy Shah: Newspaper Pioneer Who Transformed UK Press
Eddy Shah, who died aged 81, launched Britain's first colour daily newspaper Today and defeated print unions, sparking a technological revolution in the industry.
Elton John Slams Daily Mail Over Privacy Breach
Sir Elton John accuses Associated Newspapers of 'abhorrent' privacy invasion regarding health and son's birth details in high court testimony.
Super Bowl LX Ad Review: Top Commercials Revealed
Advertising expert Jon Williams analyses the standout commercials from Super Bowl LX, featuring Budweiser's Clydesdale, Pepsi's polar bear heist, and Kellogg's toilet humour.
Budweiser's Super Bowl Ad Strategy Shift
Budweiser's latest Super Bowl advertisement marks a significant departure from its traditional marketing approach, focusing on brand evolution and consumer engagement.
Waitrose's 'Gastronaut' Advert Hailed as Brilliant
Waitrose follows its acclaimed Christmas campaign with a new advert featuring an astronaut dreaming of prawn linguine, set to Aerosmith's iconic track and earning widespread praise on social media.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables (05.02.2026)
Guy Venables' daily cartoon in Metro continues to engage readers with timely humour, published and updated on February 5, 2026, alongside puzzles and news.
Washington Post Mass Layoffs Spark 'Death Spiral' Fears
The Washington Post has axed nearly one-third of its workforce in historic cuts, raising concerns about the newspaper's future direction and financial sustainability under Jeff Bezos.
Guardian Corrects IPPR Britishness Survey Report
The Guardian has issued a correction regarding its reporting of an IPPR survey on British identity, clarifying the specific wording respondents agreed with about national belonging.
Washington Post Layoffs and Strategic Reset
The Washington Post is undergoing significant layoffs and restructuring, including closing its sports desk, as part of a strategic reset announced by editor Matt Murray.
Inside the 6 February Guardian Weekly: Global Insights
An in-depth exploration of the 6 February Guardian Weekly edition, covering key topics in politics, culture, and society with unique perspectives and analysis.
Bezos Silent as Washington Post Staff Fear Layoffs
Washington Post owner Jeff Bezos has not responded to multiple staff letters urging him to prevent devastating cuts to foreign, local and White House coverage.
Guardian Corrections and Clarifications for February 2026
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications for February 2026, addressing factual errors and providing updates across various news stories.
Trump Allies Reshape US Media: Propaganda Up, News Down
Analysis reveals how tech billionaires close to Donald Trump are funding propaganda while cutting newsroom jobs, shifting media toward opinion over reporting in a fascism-like pattern.
Internet's 'Free' Expectation: Toxic Media Impact
A letter to the Guardian argues that the utopian belief in free internet content has poisoned global media, alongside other reader correspondence on language, cars, and duvets.
Australia Plans Gambling Ad Reforms to Protect Public
The Australian government, led by Communications Minister Michelle Rowland, is set to introduce new restrictions on gambling advertising to address public health concerns and reduce harm.
Heineken's Zero-Alcohol Tube Campaign: Accessibility Issues
Heineken's temporary rebranding of London Underground stations for its alcohol-free beer campaign faced criticism over accessibility and confusion, despite aiming to promote social connection.
Nine Sells Radio Stations to Arthur Laundy, Buys QMS
Nine Entertainment sells its talkback radio stations including 2GB and 3AW to Sydney pub baron Arthur Laundy for $56m and acquires outdoor advertising firm QMS Media for $850m.
Metro Daily Cartoon by Guy Venables (29.01.2026)
The Metro newspaper continues its tradition of publishing the daily cartoon by Guy Venables, a beloved feature for London commuters and readers across the UK.
Sydney Sweeney's Hollywood Sign Marketing Stunt
Actor Sydney Sweeney's controversial bra-throwing stunt at the Hollywood sign reveals the extreme lengths required for product launches in today's attention-starved digital landscape.
Cardiff Billboard Apostrophe Error Sparks Debate
Adrian Chiles documents a glaring grammatical error on a Cardiff billboard advertising 'WALE'S LARGEST VAPE SHOP', questioning whether it's a sign of declining language standards or a clever marketing ploy.
Guardian Journalists Honoured for Noel Clarke Investigation
Sirin Kale and Lucy Osborne named Women of the Year for their investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against actor Noel Clarke, with Malak A Tantesh winning Rising Star.
Meta's £3.99 Ad-Free Subscription for UK Users
Facebook and Instagram users in the UK are receiving notifications about a new £3.99 monthly subscription to remove personalised ads. Here's what the Meta subscription means for your privacy and wallet.
How Websites Track You to Hike Prices
Discover how dynamic pricing works as websites use cookies and IP addresses to track your shopping habits and increase prices. Learn how a VPN can help you avoid these hidden costs.
YouTube Halts UK TV Ratings, Faces Industry Backlash
YouTube has suspended its involvement in the UK's Barb audience measurement system, citing a breach of terms of service, drawing criticism from TV and advertising sectors.
Meta's Instagram and Facebook £3.99 Ad-Free Subscription
Meta is rolling out notifications to UK users offering ad-free Instagram and Facebook for £3.99 monthly. The subscription model follows ICO guidance on data consent.
EasyJet Warned Over 'Misleading' £5.99 Cabin Bag Deal
The Advertising Standards Agency has rebuked EasyJet for a 'misleading' website tab suggesting large cabin bags from £5.99, following a complaint from Which?.
CMA Proposes Letting Publishers Block Google AI Overviews
The UK's Competition and Markets Authority has launched a consultation that could allow news organisations to opt out of Google using their content for AI summaries.
EasyJet's £5.99 Bag Price Ruled Misleading by ASA
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned easyJet from claiming large cabin bags cost 'from £5.99', after an investigation found prices averaged £30, deeming the marketing misleading for consumers.
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