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Comprehensive coverage and timeline for Arrived. Aggregated from 3 sources with 4 articles.
4 articles · 3 sources · Coverage since 3/27/2026
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Image: Hollywood Reporter• Sky has agreed to a $2.1 billion deal to buy ITV, marking a significant move in the consolidation of European TV broadcasters. • This deal is part of a continent-wide wave of mergers as European broadcasters attempt to compete with streaming giants. • After two decades of resistance, European regulators are now starting to approve these consolidation moves.
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Image: PBS• The 2026 World Cup is being hosted across 16 stadiums located throughout the United States, Canada, and Mexico. • FIFA has renamed many of these venues for the duration of the tournament to remove branding from companies that are not official FIFA sponsors. • This move highlights the strict commercial regulations FIFA enforces regarding naming rights and sponsorship exclusivity during major events.
pbs.orgA poll shows most Australians think the country is either in a recession or will be soon. Economists have a different viewGet our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcastAustralian households were already on edge before the bombs started falling in Iran.The cost of living was high and inflation was accelerating again, forcing the Reserve Bank to start ratcheting up interest rates. Continue reading...
theguardian.comWith two unprecedented trial defeats, big tech firms face crisis akin to that faced by cigarette makers in the 1990sIn the span of just two days, the most powerful social media company in the world faced a more severe public reckoning than it has in years.Jurors in California and New Mexico gave back-to-back verdicts this week that for the first time ever found Meta liable for products that inflict harm on young people. For years, lawmakers, parents and advocates have raised red flags over how social media can hurt children, but now the tech firms are being held to account via court rulings that could set long-lasting precedents. Continue reading...
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