Adam Sherwin is an Arts and Media Correspondent at The i paper. He focuses on topics related to publishing and media, broadcasting, and the arts and entertainment sectors, with a particular interest in music and consumer rights. Adam has been featured in Yahoo News, Business Plus Magazine, Cigalah Group, and The i Paper.
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Adam Sherwin covers a variety of topics, with a focus on entertainment news and government & politics. His coverage often includes government announcements and evolving stories related to legal policy regulation.
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By: Adam Sherwin
Guardian forced to cancel table at British Journalism Awards as Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy urged to intervene in row over Observer sale
By: Adam Sherwin
Fox News and The Sun face 'fire sale' after Rupert Murdoch loses battle to control succession and preserve right-wing legacy
By: Adam Sherwin
The King’s speech was watched by 5m people on BBC One, down on the 5.9m who tuned into last year’s broadcast
By: Adam Sherwin
Promoting female talent is seen as an urgent requirement within Broadcasting House after the scandals
By: Adam Sherwin
Government plans to 'mutualise' the BBC aims to protect the broadcaster's future but could see pressure groups have a role in how its run
The CBBC channel will also be granted a temporary reprieve from going online-only as the BBC adapts to the streaming age, Children's TV boss Patricia Hidalgo has said
By: Adam Sherwin
Streaming algorithms and a new wave of US stars led by Taylor Swift, Billie Eilish and Chappell Roan are sqeezing out UK music
By: Adam Sherwin
Sky has been told to double the £12m it pays to show darts on TV as streamers such as Amazon Prime and Netflix circle
Lower revenue from BBC TV licences is an unexpected consequence of the Government's winter fuel allowance cut
By: Adam Sherwin
BBC won't be intimidated by Donald Trump's legal threats against news channels, says its North America editor Sarah Smith
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