ITV axes 200+ jobs in £50m cost-cutting drive
ITV is set to axe more than 200 jobs as part of a major restructuring plan to cut costs and streamline operations. The broadcaster aims to save £50 million annually amid industry challenges.
Category : Search result: broadcasting union
Rugby commentator Ray French dies aged 88
The rugby league world mourns the loss of Ray French, the iconic commentator whose voice defined the sport for generations. Tributes pour in for the beloved BBC stalwart.
Legendary rugby commentator Ray French dies at 85
The rugby league community mourns the loss of Ray French, the iconic BBC commentator whose voice defined the sport for decades. Tributes pour in for the beloved broadcaster.
Sir Terry Wogan's children inherit millions
The late broadcasting legend Sir Terry Wogan has left a substantial fortune to his children, with details of the inheritance now revealed.
Joy Taylor breaks silence after Fox Sports firing
Sports broadcaster Joy Taylor has publicly addressed her controversial dismissal from Fox Sports following a lawsuit linked to her brother's sexual assault case.
Jeremy Vine apologises for controversial on-air remark
TV host Jeremy Vine issued an apology following a controversial remark during his Channel 5 show, prompting backlash from viewers.
BBC Breakfast viewers spot identical mistake twice
Eagle-eyed BBC Breakfast fans were left baffled after noticing the exact same error repeated in two consecutive segments, sparking a social media frenzy.
James Whale shares emotional cancer update
Broadcasting icon James Whale opens up about his ongoing battle with cancer, sharing a heartfelt update on his health and his determination to keep fighting.
BBC may move MOTD to pay-per-view
The BBC is reportedly in talks to shift its iconic football show 'Match of the Day' to a pay-per-view model, sparking outrage among loyal viewers.
BBC's Moshiri steps down after viral marching moment
BBC News presenter Maryam Moshiri has stepped down from her role following a controversial on-air moment where she appeared to march in place, sparking widespread reactions online.
BBC warned over Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games TV delay
The BBC faces mounting pressure to finalise a broadcasting agreement for the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, as delays could jeopardise the event's future and damage the Games' global reputation.
BBC axes Commonwealth Games 2026 coverage
The BBC has announced it will not broadcast the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, sparking debate over the future of the event and its media coverage.
ITV shares plunge amid advertising downturn
ITV shares dropped sharply after revealing a 7% decline in ad revenue, with CEO Carolyn McCall under pressure despite growth in ITVX streaming.
ITV cuts costs after profit decline
ITV announces a fresh cost-cutting strategy as half-year profits decline. Can the broadcaster bounce back?
Union boss Matt Wrack admits he was never a teacher
Hard-left teaching union boss Matt Wrack faces backlash after revealing he never worked as a teacher. Critics question his legitimacy, while supporters defend his leadership.
BBC may blackout Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games
Concerns are mounting that the BBC may not broadcast the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow due to unresolved TV rights negotiations, leaving fans in the dark.
ESPN’s NFL RedZone Deal Sparks Fan Fury
Sports fans are outraged after ESPN secured exclusive rights to NFL RedZone, leaving many without access to their beloved Sunday football coverage. Here’s why the backlash is growing.
Shock as free-to-air TV network sold in surprise deal
A major free-to-air television network has been sold in a deal that has sent shockwaves through the broadcasting industry, leaving insiders stunned.
Greg Olsen addresses Tom Brady's Fox Sports move
Former NFL star Greg Olsen shares his candid thoughts on Tom Brady's move to Fox Sports, addressing rumours of tension and revealing his true feelings about the transition.
Molly Qerim apologises after ESPN troll incident
ESPN presenter Molly Qerim has apologised after a social media prankster deceived her during a live broadcast, sparking widespread reactions online.
Unite Union finds financial misconduct in internal probe
A damning investigation by Unite the Union has revealed serious financial misconduct allegations, including misuse of funds and questionable expenses. The union vows to take decisive action.
Steve Tandy joins Wales coaching team for Six Nations
Former Scotland defence coach Steve Tandy has been appointed as a consultant for Wales, adding firepower to their coaching staff before the crucial Six Nations match.
BBC radio legend dies after incredible career
Beloved BBC radio veteran has sadly passed away, leaving behind an incredible legacy. Colleagues and fans share touching tributes.
Sandy Gall: Legendary war correspondent dies
Tributes pour in for Sandy Gall, the iconic war correspondent and broadcaster whose fearless reporting shaped modern journalism.
Andy Crane: From CBBC's broom cupboard to Classic FM
Former CBBC presenter Andy Crane reflects on his early days in a 'broom cupboard' and his journey to becoming a beloved broadcaster on Classic FM.
BBC legend dies leaving colleagues devastated
Tributes pour in as a beloved BBC veteran dies, leaving colleagues and audiences heartbroken. Discover the legacy of this broadcasting giant.
Alex Cullen signs new Channel Seven deal
Popular presenter Alex Cullen has signed a fresh contract with Channel Seven, promising more thrilling broadcasts and exclusive content for fans.
Sports radio host Harry Teinowitz dies after transplant
Tributes pour in for legendary Chicago sports radio host Harry Teinowitz, who died following complications from a liver transplant. Known for his wit and passion, Teinowitz leaves behind a lasting legacy in broadcasting.
Farage's BBC war costs licence payers £1.2m
Exclusive investigation reveals how Nigel Farage's relentless attacks on the BBC have cost licence fee payers millions. Is it time to hold him accountable?
Trump seeks to cut PBS and NPR funding
Former US President Donald Trump has reignited his long-standing feud with public broadcasters PBS and NPR, suggesting their funding should be axed as the US faces another potential government shutdown.
Page 3 of 4