What does the future hold in store for Viaplay’s operations across Central and Eastern Europe?

Much has changed in Russia’s TV industry since the start of the war in neighbouring Ukraine in February 2022.

It has been described as a ‘telecom war’ in the Bulgarian media and is undoubtedly hostile. What is more, it is unlikely to end anytime soon.

The jury seems to be out on the prospects for Free-Ad supported Streaming TV (FAST) channels in Central and Eastern Europe.

Local content has been a key pillar of Central European Media Enterprises’ (CME’s) strategy since being acquired by PPF Group.

Much has happened at Central European Media Enterprises (CME) since it was acquired by PPF Group two and a half years ago.

The Hungarian capital, Budapest will host a special event later this month.

Hungary’s 4iG has just released its first report as a converged service provider.

Poland’s addressable TV market could be worth up to €150 million by 2027.

Romania’s pay-TV market has several features not seen in most others in Central and Eastern Europe.