GB News wants to take on the BBC and Sky News and is expected to be right-leaning, combatting perceived left-wing bias at the BBC. It aims to reach people who feel underserved and unheard by their media. So can four wealthy white male media veterans mix things up for the better?

A recent Women in Journalism report reveals that over the course of a week, there was not a single news story written by a Black reporter on the front page of any of the UK’s newspapers

Iconic Labs, which is run by three former UNILAD execs - Liam Harrington, John Quinlan and Samuel Regan-Asante - has signed a deal with Greencastle Capital to manage all parts of the JOE business for a monthly management fee of £50,000 plus external costs. It will also receive 25% of profits if certain revenue and profit targets are met.

Iconic Labs, run by three former execs from UNILAD, have said that if their bid is successful, they intend to enter into a management services agreement where they will manage the JOE assets.

Many upcoming releases have had their productions postponed until further notice which has led to producers taking matters into their own hands and looking into new ways of production.

The British company, Plessey, founded in 1917 and now a tech developer at the forefront of microLED technology for augmented and mixed reality (AR/MR) displays, has just done a deal with Facebook to help them achieve their vision of the next computing platform centred around people.