The managing director of China’s StarTimes Group, Xun Gu, will be the keynote speaker at DVB World 2020.
ANGA COM announces Broadband Summit speakers
ANGA COM has announced the line-up for the Broadband Summit with Vodafone, Deutsche Telekom, 1&1, Tele Columbus and NetCologne.
ANGA COM 2020 announces Streaming and AppTV Hub
ANGA COM – Europe’s leading Exhibition and Conference for Broadband, Television and Online – will create a new area focusing on Streaming and AppTV in the exhibition hall next year.
New market structure assisted Vodafone-Ziggo venture
The 2016 merger between Ziggo and Vodafone would have been unthinkable 10 years ago, according to Liberty Global’s chief corporate affairs officer.
European Union cable revenues hit all-time high
Rising demand for broadband services have driven European Union cable market revenues to a record high of €24 billion, up from €23.3 billion in 2017.
Cable Europe to transform into GIGAEurope
Vodafone is to become a member of Cable Europe as the trade body repositions itself as an umbrella organisation for a broad section of the connectivity industry.
Revolution Studios pacts with Sony Pictures Television
MIPCOM 2019. Revolution Studios, a portfolio company of Content Partners, has tapped Sony Pictures Television (SPT) to handle global TV and digital distribution licensing for all of its titles.
Streaming AVOD service Tubi comes to the UK, Europe next
MIPCOM 2019. San Francisco-Based streaming AVOD service Tubi (www.tubi.tv) will launch its service in the UK in early 2020, with additional territories to follow as part of its international expansion.
Glance unveils the latest trends among young adults
During the MIPCOM trade show, Glance (Global Audience & Content Evolution) unveiled the latest trends that are drawing the young adult audiences in.
Glance: Successful as ever, youth programmes are being renewed over and over
MIPCOM 2019. Although Alvin and the Chipmunks, SpongeBob SquarePants and Miraculous Ladybug still dominate the rankings for the top three programmes that European children spend the most time watching, new trends are emerging and firmly establishing themselves in the still-successful children’s programming.