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Tributes pour in as BBC broadcasting legend Sir Terry Wogan dies aged 77

A president, a prime minister and a host of stars from the entertainment world have paid tribute to veteran BBC broadcaster Sir Terry Wogan who has

Greece

Greece free to operate its own TV licensing regime if compatible with EU rules

Greece

Greek government pushes ahead with broadcasting reform despite stiff opposition

World News

Al Jazeera America to close in April

Al Jazeera America is to shut down its cable news channel by the end of April citing economic challenges. The company will instead expand its

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Poland

Demonstrations follow introduction of Poland's new state media law

Demonstrations have taken place around Poland to protest against a new public media law. Media managers will now be selected by the Treasury Minister

World News

'Carol,' 'Bridge of Spies' and 'The Revenant' in the box (office) seat for a Bafta

The three films in the box office seat to win a Bafta award are ‘Carol,‘directed by Todd Haynes, ‘Bridge of Spies’ directed by Steven Spielberg and

Poland

Controversial bill signed into law by Polish President; EU says talks ongoing

Brussels says it is still in talks with Poland on the issue and it's not at the point of taking punitive mentions

World News

Africanews launches digital service

The first multilingual, pan-contintental channel produced by Africans, for Africans.

USA

"Glee" star arrested on child porn suspicions

Actor Mark Salling, who played the Noah Puckerman character for the six years of the hit TV series “Glee”, has been arrested on suspicion of

World News

What were the most pirated TV series and movies this year?

Forget the television viewing figures or box office receipts. The latest end-of-year ‘Top Ten’ list is dedicated to illegal downloads of

World News

Christmas adverts around the World

The modern way to tell the Christmas story

USA

Actor Bill Cosby files defamation suit

Actor Bill Cosby, accused by more than 40 women of sexual assault, has filed a lawsuit claiming several of them lied about him for financial gain

Netherlands

Geert Wilders scoops politician award for third time

The Eurosceptic and anti-immigration MP Geert Wilders has been named politician of the year in a TV poll. He scooped 25 percent of the 37,000 votes

World News

2015 : A year of television series

2015 saw another great vintage of shows to add to the small screen's outstanding recent track record of making high-class entertainment, with new producers from outside the majors or even Hollywood it

Europe News

EU seeks to reform digital copyright laws

Politicians have paid lip service to creating a single market in digital services for years. Now, the European Commission says it wants to let

Economy

Bouygues and Orange play down acquisition reports

France’s largest telecoms operator Orange has been in talks to buy certain assets from Bouygues Telecom, according to a report by Bloomberg. It

Cinema

France bags a hat-trick at the International Emmy Awards

France has triumphed at the International Emmy Awards at the New York Hilton picking up three prizes in the arts, TV movie and mini-series

USA

Republican debate: bye-bye chaos, hello boredom…

Cinema

Golden Life launches in Hungary

A family that seems idyllic from outside, but the parents commit crimes for their living. As the father wants to quit the illegal lifestyle, the children are getting more and more involved in crime.

Culture news

Delta Goodrem spreads her Wings

“Wings” is the latest single released from Delta Goodrem’s upcoming fifth album. Australian pop singer Delta Goodrem who has already had 16 top ten