Hollywood star Kevin Spacey has been chosen to give an annual keynote speech to TV executives - about how his latest hit show bypassed television channels.

David Crompton, the Chief Constable of South Yorkshire Police, whose force's failings at the Hillsborough disaster led to the deaths of almost 100 football fans, has apologised for "inappropriate and insensitive" remarks in which he accused the families of victims of lying about the disaster.

BBC Trust chairman Lord Patten was forced to defend his role amid scathing criticism by MPs today.

No end to the bloodletting as chairman’s own job comes under pressure, while broadcaster refuses to name executive who signed off on Newsnight report

Twenty current BBC staff are facing internal allegations of sexual misconduct following the Jimmy Savile revelations, the corporation said today.

BBC boss Mark Thompson has defended the corporation's Olympics coverage after reports he ordered staff to stop “focusing” so much on Team GB's success.

BBC boss says he welcomes investment in British TV but the cost of key stars is going up

The BBC paid more than £16 million to top talent in 2011/12, according to its accounts.

He will find it easier to impose further budgetary restrictions than a DG without strong BBC roots

85 years, 14 male bosses. Now momentum is growing for a change at Broadcasting House. Ian Burrell reports

The BBC is right to be criticised for not featuring enough older women in leading roles in its television programmes, the broadcaster's director-general has admitted.

I was amused to see a credit for an Etiquette Consultant in the programme for the National Theatre's new She Stoops to Conquer.