Mumsnet Demands Social Media Ban for Under-16s in New Campaign
Mumsnet's 'Rage Against the Screen' campaign uses cigarette-style warnings to demand a total social media ban for children under 16, citing mental health risks and addiction concerns.
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Emirates Boss on Arsenal Stadium, F1 Exit, and NBA Europe Plans
Emirates executive Boutros Boutros discusses long-term partnerships with Arsenal and Real Madrid, explains Formula 1 departure, and reveals cautious approach to NBA Europe expansion in exclusive interview.
Wilkinson and Marler Rekindle Bromance in Sky Mobile Ad
Comedian Joe Wilkinson and rugby star Joe Marler star in a humorous Sky Mobile ad exploring modern friendship through constant texts and video calls, backed by research on digital affection.
Guardian Boosts Global Audience Engagement Digitally
The Guardian announces new strategies to deepen relationships with its global audience through digital platforms, focusing on personalized content and interactive features.
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Guardian Advertising Awards 2026 Return Announced
The Guardian Advertising Awards 2026 are returning with new categories, celebrating innovation and creativity in media campaigns across the UK.
Politico Launches Australian Edition in Canberra, Expanding Global Reach
Politico has officially launched its Australian edition in Canberra, marking a significant expansion into the Asia-Pacific region. The move aims to provide in-depth political and policy coverage, leveraging local expertise to influence the national discou
Paramount's Final $31 Offer Heats Up Warner Bros Takeover Battle
Paramount Skydance has submitted a best and final $31 per share offer for Warner Bros Discovery, intensifying the media takeover battle against Netflix. The outcome could reshape TV, film, and cinema industries.
Bruni de la Motte: Journalism and Activism Legacy
Bruni de la Motte, a pioneering journalist and activist, passed away at age 78. Her career spanned decades, focusing on social justice and media integrity, leaving a lasting impact on journalism.
Guardian Issues Corrections for February 2026 Articles
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing additional context for articles from February 2026.
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Paramount and Skydance Bid for Warner Bros Discovery
A major bidding war has erupted between Paramount and Skydance Media over Warner Bros Discovery, with potential deals exceeding $30 billion. This could reshape the global media landscape significantly.
Ex-Mail on Sunday Editor Denies Misleading Inquiry in High Court
A former Mail on Sunday editor has denied allegations of misleading an inquiry into the use of a private investigator, as the case reaches the High Court. The legal battle centers on claims of deceptive practices in media investigations.
Telegraph Bidders Threaten Legal Action Over Government
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David Begnaud Launches Media Company While Staying at CBS News
CBS News contributor David Begnaud announces Do Good Crew, an independent media company offering newsletters, podcasts and events while maintaining his network position, reflecting a broader industry shift toward hybrid journalism models.
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German Media Giant Backs £500m Telegraph Bid Rivaling Daily Mail
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Guardian Issues Corrections and Clarifications for February 2026
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications for February 2026, addressing factual inaccuracies and providing updates on previously reported stories.
Axel Springer Joins Rival Telegraph Bid
Politico owner Axel Springer has joined a rival bid for The Telegraph, led by Dovid Efune, intensifying the media acquisition battle.
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Guardian Corrections and Clarifications for February 2026 (19.02.2026)
The Guardian newspaper has published its latest corrections and clarifications, addressing factual inaccuracies in recent articles from February 2026, including updates on political and economic reporting.
AI and Trump Fuel Digital Blackface Surge in Media
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Barry Johnson, Guardian Media Executive, Dies at 78
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Call Of Duty Advert Banned for Trivialising Sexual Violence
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TfL Ad Banned Over Negative Black Male Stereotypes
The Advertising Standards Authority has banned a Transport for London campaign ad for perpetuating harmful racial stereotypes about black men. The 'Act Like a Friend' social media ad showed a black male harassing a white girl.
Morgan Stanley's European Media Head Machado to Depart
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Bezos's Washington Post Under Fire for News Safety Issues
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