British Sky Broadcasting (BSkyB) was dragging the media sector down on Monday, after the satellite broadcaster saw its share price take a further hit as uncertainty over the News Corp takeover raged on. Shares lost 47p (6.27%) in the afternoon to trade at 703p, close to the indicative offer price of 700p. At one point, shares fell as low as 693p. The decline followed Friday's announcement by UK Prime Minister David Cameron who said that two enquiries into the practices of the British press would take place, as he reacted to public disgust at alleged phone-hacking by reporters who worked for News of the World (NOTW), the Sunday red-top owned by Rupert Murdoch's US media conglomerate. Sector peer Bloomsbury was also falling after the publisher said it remains cautious about current trading amid difficult retail conditions. The group also announced it has bought academic and professional publisher Continuum International Publishing for £20.1m as it beefs up its academic and professional division. Shares fell 8%.Just one sector was making gains on Monday afternoon: technology hardware and equipment.Psion, the mobile computing pioneer, was in demand and providing a lift to the sector, recovering from last week's losses.The stock fell to a 52-week low last week after issuing a profits warning relating to now-resolved supply chain issues, and the weakness of sterling against the dollar. Shares were 1.39% higher at 73p on Monday.BCTop performing sectors so far todayTechnology Hardware & Equipment 779.09 +0.19%Alternative Energy null 0.00%Industrial Transportation 2,645.17 0.00%Leisure Goods null 0.00%Tobacco 32,433.41 -0.09%Bottom performing sectors so far todayIndustrial Metals & Mining 7,356.14 -3.53%Life Insurance 4,358.25 -3.13%Media 4,119.46 -2.98%Forestry & Paper 6,877.51 -2.52%Industrial Engineering 7,608.34 -2.52%