Ireland’s Eir has become the latest operator to adopt Apple TV as its primary set-top box.
Netflix grows more than expected, but US disappoints
During the this quarter, Netflix grew to $5.2 billion in revenue, up 31% over the prior year, and operating income doubled to $1.0 billion. Paid net adds totaled 6.8m compared to its 7.0m forecast and prior year Q3 of 6.1m.
Commission places interim measures on Broadcom in TV chipset market
The European Commission has ordered chip maker Broadcom to relax exclusivity agreements it has placed on six of its main customers.
Rakuten TV launches AVOD service in Europe
Rakuten TV is to launch its first ad-supported video-on-demand channel.
Liberty Global steps in to rescue UPC/Sunrise deal
In a bid to rescue the uncertain takeover of its subsidiary UPC Switzerland by Swiss telecommunications company Sunrise, Liberty Global is to participate in the capital increase arranged to finance the deal and become a shareholder in the combined entity.
James Murdoch buys into Vice Media
A holding company set up by James Murdoch is to acquire a minority stake in Vice Media Group.
Sportdigital to launch EDGEsport in Germany
German broadcaster Sportdigital TV Sende- und Produktions GmbH, which operates pay-TV channel Sportdigital Fußball, wants to bring the international fun and action sports channel EDGEsport to Germany.
beIN’s Yousef Al-Obaidly: “Industry unprepared for piracy”
“Global piracy will burst media rights ‘bubble’,” according to beIN Media Group’s CEO Yousef Al-Obaidly, speaking at this week’s Leaders Week Sport Business Summit in London, warning the audience that the “glorious media rights bubble” is about to burst.
Arqiva to sell Telecoms division to Cellnex for £2bn
Arqiva has agreed to sell its telecoms division to Cellnex in a £2 billion deal.
Major revamp on the way for BBC iPlayer
The BBC iPlayer is to undergo its biggest revamp since the on demand platform was launched in 2007.
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