Oll.TV has become the first licensed OTT service in Ukraine.
In the UK, Netflix and Amazon beat Sky Now TV
Three OTT video services — Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Sky’s Now TV — accounted for 97% of the total subscriptions market in the UK at the end of 2018, according to Kagan, a research group within S&P Global Market Intelligence.
Ampere Analysis: Online video increasingly watched on smart devices
European and US internet audiences are increasingly watching online video on smartphones and Smart TVs, according to Ampere Analysis.
Pluto TV launches SpongeBob and MTV The Hills channels
Pluto TV has launched three new linear channels in Germany and Austria, drawn from the entertainment brand portfolio of parent company Viacom.
ProSiebenSat.1 considers international expansion of Joyn
German media company ProSiebenSat.1 is exploring the possibility of rolling out its streaming service Joyn, operated in conjunction with Discovery, to other countries.
Tricolor unveils OTT plans
The Russian DTH platform operator Tricolor plans to launch its own OTT service this October.
OTT milestone for Tricolor
Russia’s Tricolor has secured over 500,000 customers for its OTT service in only the first two months.
Media Group Ukraine teams up with Kartina.TV
Media Group Ukraine (MGU) has entered into a partnership with Kartina.TV, one of Europe’s leading OTT operators.
Cyfrowy Polsat declares OTT revolution
Poland’s Cyfrowy Polsat has launched a new OTT service that can be accessed with an internet connection from any provider.
IPTV to drive European pay-TV growth
Europe’s pay-TV market is expected to gain 17.7 million subscribers between 2019 and 2023.
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