Leila Abboud
Vivendi and Bollore hope to make sweet music
Vivendi may be about to discover that making money from music is not as simple as it thinks, writes Leila Abboud
English football losing its grip on remote controls
Average viewership per game halfway through the English Premier League season is down by 11 per cent on the past year, prompting flutters at Sky and BT Sport
Cable Cowboy adds F1 to his growing ‘sportfolio’
By adding Formula One to an already diverse stable, US billionaire John Malone may have hit paydirt once again
Ad blocking battle already looks lost in a mobile world
Media companies need to accept that web users don’t like ads and come up with a realistic alternative
Security firms are the only real winners of Apple’s battle with FBI
The court saga could prove to be a boon for publicly traded security companies like FireEye and Symantec
