BeIN Sports has laid off around 300 employees in Qatar, due to the impact of the BeoutQ pirate broadcast that is making its content illegally available across the Middle East.
Italy to subsidise DVB-T2 receivers with €50
The Italian Ministry of Economic Development (MISE) has published the guidelines for the subsidies for the purchase of TV/decoders compatible with the DVB-T2, MPEG-4 and HEVC/H.265 standards.
BBC to show all Wimbledon matches live in HD for first time
The BBC will provide coverage of all Wimbledon matches from all 18 courts in HD live for the first time ever.
Three-quarters of pay-TV operators to gain subs
Three-quarters of the world’s pay-TV operators will gain subscribers between 2018 and 2024.
Amazon to roll out free movie streaming service IMDbTV across Europe
Amazon-owned IMDb TV will launch in Europe later this year, bringing movies and TV shows to customers for free.
ProSiebenSat.1 and Discovery launch German streaming service Joyn
ProSiebenSat.1 and Discovery have launched their joint German streaming platform Joyn, offering 55 TV channels as free live-streams.
FIFA warns Arabsat over Women’s World Cup piracy on Beoutq
FIFA has issued a warning to the Saudi satellite operator Arabsat to stop transmitting illegal feeds from the Women’s World Cup, which have been pirated by BeoutQ.
Liberty Global announces major management changes
Eric Tveter steps down, and Robert Redeleanu is appointed CEO, Eastern Europe from July 1.
Spanish telcos demand Netflix level playing field
The tax payable by Spanish telcos to fund the public broadcaster RTVE is again causing controversy.
BeoutQ pirates every game of Women’s World Cup in France
STORY UPDATED. Qatari broadcaster beIN Sports is claiming a major victory after it announced that a French court had found Arabsat to be involved in the alleged piracy operation beoutQ.
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