Hollywood is banking on Sony but is unsure whether consumers will take to the newer format, particularly with the growth in digital delivery of films

Shares in Entelos fell 40 per cent to 3p after the pharmaceutical software company issued a profit warning, saying that belt-tightening by its customers would hit...

The broadcaster's executive board members will forgo their bonuses next year due to the economic crisis, as its governing body rejected plans for a network of local websites

The publisher's move, aimed at preserving its cash in a souring advertising market, highlights pressures on the industry amid news of possible staff cuts at the Associated Press

Roger Ailes will remain as chairman and chief executive of the cable news network he created under a new five-year deal with Rupert Murdoch's media group

British Sky Broadcasting is issuing 10-year bonds to institutional investors in order to refinance its debt pile and boost its firepower for acquisitions

A plan by the UK broadcaster to show local news videos online – potentially imperilling regional newspaper groups – is being strongly opposed by the government

"The people have spoken - the bastards!" said the US politician Dick Tuck, after failing to get elected to the Californian state senate in 1964. It seems as though an...

Escapism from dark economic times is contributing to a boom in vampire-themed entertainment, with the release of the film of a best-selling fantasy romance novel expected to provide new impetus to the biggest publishing phenomenon since Harry Potter

Owner of the Daily Mail and a range of regional titles including the Evening Standard reveals plans to save £100m as it reports falling profits

Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation has decided to delay the planned development of its well-known 'Fortress Wapping' headquarters as the global economy turns down

Jonathan Grayer is leaving the Washington Post-owned test preparation, professional training and further education business after 17 years as chairman and chief executive

The search group will urge clients in a London conference not to turn their backs on digital advertising and will explain how they could use the internet to 'speed up in a slowdown'

Sir Martin Sorrell offered a glimmer of hope to struggling newspapers, radio companies and broadcasters, saying they would be more attractive to his clients next year

China Central Television, the network with most viewers worldwide, has attracted record sales for prime time advertising slots next year, in stark contrast to China's overall economic slowdown and to the fall-off in ad spending in other markets

The satellite broadcaster has said it will wait to decide on whether to launch an appeal against a decsion to force it to sell a 17.9% holding in commercial broadcaster ITV

The BBC Trust, which replaced the board of governors for the state-owned broadcaster, is to consider tightening the guidelines for the operation of its commercial arm

CNN has chosen Abu Dhabi as the site of a new broadcast facility to match its international hubs in London, Hong Kong and Mexico City, as the network seeks to cut its reliance on other news organisations

London BFI Film Festival London's 52nd annual Film Festival kicks off this week with a packed programme of film screenings, lectures and art instillations...

PCCWbecame the latest high-profile Asian company to abandon plans to sell a significant stake in one of its key business units in the wake of last week's world stock...