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A quarter of a century after it began collecting web pages, the Internet Archive is adapting to new challenges
German group says licensing demands have made timetable unrealistic despite bids backed by billionaires
Social media platform records revenues of more than $990mn but losses also jump after recruiting thousands more staff
Family-owned powerhouse Bertelsmann awaiting US decision on whether it can proceed with publishing mega-deal
Carolyn Everson co-founded Pets.com and helped build Facebook’s advertising business
Latest section of corporation falls victim to real-term reduction in licence fee
Coronavirus disruptions and soaring inflation have made a return to concerts more precarious
Russian propaganda remains a potent weapon across the world and must be countered
Former editor of the Daily Telegraph and The Sun to take charge of 238-year-old title
Cinematic pioneer’s standalone spin-off is unlikely to receive glowing market reviews
As theme parks subsidise the company’s huge investment in streaming, higher prices for frequent visitors are inevitable
Bertelsmann puts business up for sale after failed merger attempt
Great-grandson of newspaper’s founder and chair of DMGT will take charge at end of the month
Billionaire Leonard Blavatnik appoints tech industry veteran as record label seeks new revenue sources
Acquisitions and staff pay contribute to soaring costs
Blank-cheque vehicle Digital World in talks with hedge funds over preferred stock issued in $1bn Pipe financing
FTSE 250 group’s stock falls 15% after news Zillah Byng-Thorne intends to step down
Marked change of tone from new culture secretary will raise broadcaster’s hopes of staying in public hands
Payments company says it will not renew deal with basketball team if its owner Robert Sarver remains in charge
TF1 and M6 abandon deal seen as test case of European consolidation after regulator raised objections
Truce with activist investor Dan Loeb over sports network has left media group’s chief weighing up his options
Adobe’s stock fell 17 per cent on news of the deal — equal to a $30bn decline in market equity
Mathias Döpfner orchestrated stories against company for pausing rents without disclosing his interest
Other social media companies are offering to pay people directly and offer a larger potential audience to boot
Activist investor backs away from demand to ditch sports network after chief executive’s remarks
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