Rupert Murdoch's TalkTV Shifts to Streaming After Sustained Losses

TalkTV has ceased broadcasting on linear television, moving to a streaming model following losses exceeding £90 million.

TalkTV, owned by Rupert Murdoch's News UK, reported losses of over £90 million before transitioning to a streaming-only model.
The channel struggled with low viewership and was unable to compete with rival GB News, leading to its decision to stop linear broadcasting.
Piers Morgan announced his departure from TalkTV to focus on his YouTube channel, citing the constraints of fixed TV schedules.
News UK's other broadcasting outlets, including TalkRadio and Times Radio, remained profitable, contrasting with the losses incurred by TalkTV.
The Sun newspaper also faced significant losses, primarily due to costs associated with the phone-hacking scandal, totaling £66 million last year.