Music Box Group is accelerating its expansion in the German market with the launch of five new music television channels.
Spiegel TV adds FAST Channels to Amazon Prime Video and Joyn
German media group Spiegel TV has expanded the reach of its FAST Channels Spiegel TV and Spiegel TV action+crime with the launch on Amazon Prime Video and Joyn.
Shop LC to join Zattoo line-up in Germany and Austria
Shopping channel Shop LC Deutschland will become available on Zattoo in Germany and Austria from 28 October 2025.
Paramount to close MTV channels across Europe
US media company Paramount is preparing a major withdrawal from the linear television market, with multiple MTV channels across Europe set to close at the end of 2025.
Free sports channel Dyn Sport Mix launches on Astra
German sports streaming service Dyn has expanded the reach of its new free-to-air channel Dyn Sport Mix with the launch of DTH satellite distribution on Astra (19.2° East).
BMC TV and VIDI partner to manage UK horseracing broadcast network
UK broadcast delivery provider BMC TV has partnered with German technology company VIDI to manage and control its nationwide video contribution and broadcast network using the VIDI Network Management System […]
Hearst Networks and Sky Deutschland sign new carriage deal
Hearst Networks Germany and Sky Deutschland have renewed their partnership with a new multi-year carriage deal that secures the continued distribution of The History Channel and Crime + Investigation across […]
wedotv expands distribution deal with tivùsat in Italy
Global ad-supported streaming TV network wedotv and Italian free TV platform tivùsat have expanded their distribution partnership to include wedotv’s FAST Channel wedotv BIG stories.
KultKrimi and Telenovela ZDF join LG Channels
German broadcaster Mainstream Media is extending the reach of its FAST Channels KultKrimi and Telenovela ZDF with the launch on LG Channels across Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Munich court orders ARTE to pay damages in carriage fee dispute
The Regional Court of Munich has ruled against ARTE Deutschland TV, finding the broadcaster guilty of anti-competitive discrimination and ordering it to pay damages to Rosenheim-based telecommunications company komro.