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Major record labels could face competition inquiry

The competition watchdog has been asked whether major record labels are distorting the market. ....

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Commons Confidential: The Jenrick Test

Commons Confidential: The Jenrick Test
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Bread, Circuses, the Government, and Music - The Cambridge Student

Bread, Circuses, the Government, and Music
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When the ancient poet Juvenal coined the phrase bread and circuses nearly two thousand years ago, he was talking about gladiator fights and the Roman corn dole. What Juvenal was referring to is the fact that largely communities only ever need two things to be content with the way things are – enough food to survive, and enough entertainment to distract. This is a maxim that cynics have brought out to describe governments throughout history, but now more than ever, it appears the driving philosophy of our Prime Minister.
I bring this up because recently, Alex Rice, lead singer of Sports Team, wrote an article for the Independent recently discussing the European Super League, and how the Government’s immediate and vicious response betrayed their apathy towards other similar industries – specifically that of live music. His logic was, if the Government can come out in a matter of hours and swe ....

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Has the UK's botched broadband roll-out really hit plans for BBC reform?

Has the UK's botched broadband roll-out really hit plans for BBC reform?
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Richard Sharp: Boris Johnson installs Tory party donor as new BBC Chair

Richard Sharp: Boris Johnson installs Tory party donor as new BBC Chair
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06/01/2021
Adam Sherwin
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Banker Richard Sharp is the new Chair of the BBC, Downing Street will announce (Photo: Bank of England)
Labour is set to challenge the appointment of Sharp, who was once Rishi Sunak’s boss at Goldman and worked as an unpaid adviser to the Chancellor on the economic response to the pandemic.
The 64-year old made more than £400,000 in donations to the Conservatives in the decade before the party returned to government in 2010.
Sharp to negotiate with Goldman ‘junior’ Sunak ....

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