Bavarian media authority BLM and Amazon Instant Video Germany have settled their dispute over alleged surreptitious advertising in an episode of the series Pastewka.
Qualcomm and Apple end all ongoing litigation
Qualcomm and Apple today announced an agreement to dismiss all litigation between the two companies worldwide.
Commission approves Spanish DTT aid scheme
The European Commission has approved a €150 million scheme by the Spanish government to mitigate the costs of moving DTT broadcasts to new frequencies.
Brexit: AETN secures German broadcast licences
Bavarian media authority BLM has granted AETN UK Germany the permission to operate 14 international thematic TV channels.
Vodafone/Liberty Global cable deal likely to go through
Vodafone can breathe a sigh of relief: The EU Commission’s concerns about the takeover of large parts of Liberty Global’s cable business in Europe are apparently smaller than expected.
Europeans love portability of online content services
Europeans have been able to travel across the EU with their online subscription to films, sports events, e-books, video games or music services for one year now.
Brexit: AETN applies for German broadcast licences
AETN has applied for broadcast licences for 14 international thematic TV channels at Bavarian media authority BLM.
VodafoneZiggo publishes wholesale cable offer
Dutch cable operator VodafoneZiggo has published its reference wholesale offer for third party access to its network, just in time for the deadline set by the regulator ACM.
“It drives me crazy”: Delphine Ernotte criticises delays in French Salto project
Delphine Ernotte, president of France Télévisions, reaffirmed her determination to launch the common SVOD platform with M6 and TF1, Salto.
European Parliament backs cross-border online content
The European Parliament has given its approval to new rules that will allow the online reception of TV and radio content across borders.
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