(This newspaper discussed the music industry's apparent embrace of digital streaming and iCloud, and Apple's cloud strategy).What is surprising is not that Apple managed to strike licence deals with music rightsholders to allow copying purchased files among a user's gear.
She said that the NUJ has been involved in a "legal exchange" of letters with the BBC over the licence fee deal struck behind closed doors with the government in July.
Johnston Press has also struck a three-year deal to licence content for the i from the Indy website and Evening Standard, at a cost of £850,000 annually.
Fairhead has faced extensive criticism since taking over as chair of the trust, in particular over the way the licence fee deal was struck.
The build up in production has been aided, confirms Dyke, by a cache of £200m, amassed by prudent BBC accountants, before the improved licence fee settlement was struck last January.
She added: "The government should put its full weight behind making sure bailiffs are behaving appropriately by setting up a licence system which sees errant firms struck off".
Immediate Media, which struck a £121m deal with BBC Magazines to buy, licence or contract publish its 34 titles in 2011, saw group operating profits rise from £8.2m to £14.4m in the year to the end of March 2014.
At talks sponsored by the European Union, the countries struck a deal on "technical" issues, such as car-licence plates.
After the market closed on Tuesday, Ofwat issued a clarification of its proposals for licence changes and changes to price controls, which analysts said struck a more conciliatory tone than before.
The Virginia case centred on a gay Norfolk couple who were denied a marriage licence by a court in July, shortly after the supreme court struck down the federal Defence of Marriage Act.
