Campaigners at Tax Watch are claiming Netflix should have paid GBP13m in tax on its last accounts if all its UK revenue were taxed here, "The Times" reports. Instead, the streamer received 57,000 Euros as a tax credit. Netflix's accounting procedures are currently being investigated by HMRC, the UK's tax collection authority.

"Campaign" features five takeaways for UK advertisers from the Super Bowl. They include appealing to niche audiences through artists who are not internationally known as well as teasing content and messages ahead of yesterday's big game.

In her first interview since her comments about President Trump's "go home" jibe landed her in hot water at the BBC, the broadcaster's "Breakfast" news presenter, Naga Munchetty, has defended her on-air comments alleging the President's words were racist, according to "The Guardian."

A new report from Campaign Monitor on email shows the channel has bounced back from a tricky 2018 to post average open and click-through rates that now match or improve on the performance in other markets, "Netimperative" reveals.

Facebook is hitting back at claims in a letter published in "The Telegraph" that it is dragging its heels on its duty of care by claiming it is actually pushing for regulation of social media in the UK.

The Telegraph is predicting Uber will soon clash again with Transport for London (TfL), this time over a request for the taxi-hailing app to pass on anonymised data about the use of its bicycles. The London authority says it wants to get a better understanding of how people move around the city but it is expected that Uber will block a move to compel it to pass on data.