James Warrington

Meta has agreed to pay up to US$16.7 billion ($29b) to settle a landmark legal case alleging it deliberately made its social media apps addictive for children.

Switching off terrestrial TV would put Britain at greater risk of cyber attacks from enemies such as Russia, a new report has warned.

Mike Ashley has attacked Andy Burnham's plans to save the British high street as “disastrous” and “delusional”.

The BBC is "screwed" unless its licence fee funding model is replaced, Amol Rajan has said.

As TV executives gathered in Edinburgh for the industry's annual gathering this week, the shifting power balance in British broadcasting was clear to see.

James Warrington 3 min read Elon Musk's X has accused China of spreading anti-data centre propaganda online.

Social media website claims bot accounts have circulated negative claims about AI infrastructure

Britain’s water industry has been put on high alert after Iranian hackers launched a series of cyber attacks across the US.

An activist investor is threatening to oust the board of YouGov unless the embattled pollster steps up its turnaround plans.

Sky has accused the TV producer behind The Great British Bake Off of double-counting costs in an escalating legal row about the hit show.