media
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ITV’s This Morning cleared over eight-year-olds pole dancingWatchdog rejects viewers’ complaints, ruling that footage focused on fitness and not sexualised behaviour
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Alison Phillips: ‘The New Day is about looking behind the news’New paper’s editor on working women, why she launched a newspaper rather than change the Mirror, and being normal -
Ripper Street cancelled by Amazon PrimeVictorian detective drama that was rescued by the streaming service after being dropped by the BBC to end after its fifth season -
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Tony Warren tribute: 'He was that rare thing: a genuine television revolutionary'The director of Bafta-winning The Road to Coronation Street on how he got to know the soap’s creator – and how he reacted to the drama about his life
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Media Monkey: House of Cards, Line of Duty and Kirsty WarkMark Thompson on scoffing turtle, is ITV’s Drive the new Jump, and the Sun holds out over Brexit decision
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Return to Oz: the most controversial magazine of the 60s goes onlineEverything the establishment hated most was in Oz, the enfant terrible of the underground press. Now, 45 years after its famous obscenity trial, the entire archive has been published on the web
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Viral video: George Clooney, Lady Gaga and Donald TrumpWatch the Hail, Caesar! star read mean tweets alongside Kevin Costner, Eddie Redmayne and Emily Blunt, plus Elton John surprises Hollywood
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Adblocking is a 'modern-day protection racket', says culture secretaryJohn Whittingdale offers support to the newspaper and music industries and others hit by the software, adding he will set up a round table on the issue
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ITV lacks X factor: channel suffers lowest-ever audience sharePoor ratings blamed on talent show’s decline, loss of Champions League and end of dramas such as Downton Abbey
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But the Sun’s editor - and one-time chef - does have a point about whether university education should be the only route into the newspaper ‘trade’Memo to Tony Gallagher: why journalism degrees really do matter
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Magazine publisher wants editor to live within half an hour of MayfairAdvert for ‘gregarious, vivacious’ journalist requires inner London location
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The Sun decides to back David Cameron and remain in the EU**Well, not really... here’s the editorial that editor Tony Gallagher will not publish
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Betting suspended on Tom Newton Dunn becoming Newsnight political editorBookmaker calls a halt as people ‘pile in’ to place money on the Sun man
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Game of Thrones: there's plenty of snow in season six stuntSky Atlantic heads off piste with artist creating show’s logo on the slopes – but sadly there’s no sign of Kit Harington...
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Is TLC's new dating show Undresssed just naked hype?Series billed as a ‘courageous experiment’ will see see strangers undressing each other and climbing into bed, where they have to answer questions
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Cockroaches invade Salford's MediaCity as BBC Studios boss quitsAs Peter Salmon heads to Endemol Shine, cockroaches have filled the gap in the tea-making areas at Quay House
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The Sun: the Smart money's on Gordon getting a promotionThere is speculation that the Scottish Sun editor will return to London as a deputy editor – but is Rebekah Brooks or Rupert Murdoch behind the move?
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BBC struggles to hit targets for staff diversityThe day after Trevor Phillips criticises the BBC for failing to attract minority audiences, FoI request reveals only 12.2% of staff are from BAME backgrounds
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Watchdog bans Church of Scientology TV ad for misleading viewersAdvertising Standards Authority upholds complaint that church gives aid to ‘24 million’ saying figure unclear
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BBC News 'Survivors' Club' celebrates ‘still being here and still broadcasting’Nick Robinson, Andrew Marr, George Alagiah and Frank Gardner meet for lunch after surviving life-threatening experiences
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Mobile World Congress: what the advertising industry learnedAs the sun sets on the Barcelona event for another year, what do the announcements and innovations mean for the ad industry?
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The next step in marketing to women is to stop marketing to womenTraditional views of gender are moving faster in culture than in advertising. Acknowledging stereotypes is not enough – our industry must lead the change
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Mobile is defining how we work and playRobert Schukai analyses the meteoric rise of the smartphone and how businesses can adapt to make the most of the technology
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How technology has transformed the travel industryThere has been a digital revolution for holidaymakers, and technological advances may see increased personalisation take off
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