Age of authenticity redraws the rules on public gaffes
The substance of what you say matters more than the style with which you say it
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The substance of what you say matters more than the style with which you say it
One book inspired the London fintech start-up to adopt Silicon Valley methods
Barcelona scores new deal, Samsung’s smart move, fake news and two UK heavyweights
The young property mogul has a firm place in the inner circle, writes Gary Silverman
Three-year contract to show English football worth more than 10 times existing one
International TV companies use UK as hub to beam across EU
Broadcasters explore new targeting and interactive tech to appeal to advertisers
There are limits to what broadcasters are willing to pay, say chiefs
LGBT people have long greeted each other as ‘comrade’ to show solidarity
Ofcom looks unfit to protect editorial standards
French groups working more closely, chief tells TMT conference
Social network tries to improve relations with marketers through full disclosure
Exposure to ‘nasty’ content rises as web use overtakes TV watching for UK children
Broadcaster raises global ambitions despite increasing financial pressures
Print edition retrenches in New York as job cuts are sought
Social media groups criticised for not weeding out false stories ahead of US election
Fractious relationship faces test as president-elect prepares for the White House
Copper processor is latest Chinese company to diversify into US entertainment
China's outsized, outrageous and oft-maligned nationalist tabloid chief
Attempt to diversify away from home market in Europe to growth regions
John Lewis, Co-op and Walkers targeted in campaign over media intolerance
State-backed group and Abu Dhabi company to invest $300m in movies and TV programming
Bad news from Silicon Valley, emissions scandal, Walt Disney, Rio Tinto and M&S