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EU fines Google £759m for breaching competition laws on search and app store
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Fact check: Video of Andy Burnham DJing is from 2024
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Reach sales slide as online views dented by Google AI answers
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BBC needs to be ‘open to all options’ for funding, says director-general Brittin
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UK to regulate cloud service providers to protect financial system
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BBC ‘held back’ by licence fee, says director-general
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UK watchdog proposes changes to Apple and Google’s app stores payment rules
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BBC must adapt to the world around us, says director-general
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Fact check: Images of brown liquid put through letterbox replicate older post
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Google must ‘improve transparency and fairness’ of search results, says CMA
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BBC job cuts to include 550 news, TV and radio roles
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Rhodri Talfan Davies confirmed as BBC’s deputy director-general
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LadBible owner alerts over profits once more amid hit to search traffic
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Google must allow publishers to opt out of AI search results under new CMA rules
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Google agrees to talks with UK DeepMind staff over calls to unionise
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New BBC boss Matt Brittin says corporation will have to make ‘difficult choices’
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Monzo profits swell as bank cashes in on loans and paid plans
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New BBC director-general tells staff: Tough choices are unavoidable
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What issues will new BBC director-general Matt Brittin have to deal with?
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Former Google executive Matt Brittin to begin tenure as BBC director-general
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Google facing £3bn legal claim accusing it of monopolising display ads market
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Mirror publisher Reach sees revenues hit by ongoing drop in Google traffic
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Fact check: Fake AI-edited image of Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin circulates online
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All areas of BBC News will be affected by cuts, staff told
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Risks to children on social media ‘can’t go on like this’, PM tells tech bosses
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BBC reveals plans to cut 2,000 jobs in biggest downsize in 15 years
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Departing BBC director-general Tim Davie: ‘very clear’ Scott Mills had to go
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Monzo to shut down operations in US and double down on UK and Europe
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Keir Starmer promises to ‘fight’ social media firms over addictive content
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