Ofcom has said it will make “enforcement announcements in the coming months” after Press Gazette flagged behaviour by Facebook which appears to breach the Online Safety Act. Under the new law ...

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Observer editor in chief and shareholder James Harding set out his stall in the first relaunched issue under its new Tortoise ...

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The UK's top-paid media executives saw compensation grow at a slower pace last year, but most nonetheless saw an overall ...

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