FIFA has launched an attack on piracy, threatening to take action against the Saudi TV channel BeoutQ which has been illegally broadcasting the opening games of the World Cup via the Arabsat satellite.
French broadcasters band together for online platform
France Télévisions, M6 and TF1 have announced plans to launch a new OTT platform.
DAZN launches in Italy following Serie A rights acquisition
Perform Group’s DAZN will launch in Italy with exclusive multi-platform Serie A rights.
Judge approves AT&T and Time Warner merger
A US federal judge has approved the acquisition of Time Warner by AT&T, rebuffing the government’s effort to stop the $85.4 billion deal.
Unitymedia gears up for next-generation Horizon
German cable operator Unitymedia will introduce the next generation of multimedia home gateway Horizon in the next 12 to 18 months, according to Chief Commercial Officer Christian Hindennach.
Broadcasters agree to accelerate Freeview move to hybrid platform
Three of the UK’s public broadcasters have signed a new five-year agreement, designed to accelerate the transition of Freeview from DTT to fully hybrid platform.
German Pay-VOD market on growth course
Paid-for video-on-demand (VOD) services have reached the mass market in Germany: At the end of 2017, 18% of all households were subscribing to at least one Pay-VOD service.
Exclusive: M7 sets up IP livestream head-end for network operators
M7 Group has created a central head-end in Hilversum for the delivery of linear TV channels as IP streams through fibre-optic networks to network operators.
Amazon and BT take remaining Premier League rights
Amazon has emerged as the mystery bidder that has picked up 20 unsold Premier League matches left on the table following the auction process earlier this year.
Austrian court: YouTube jointly responsible for uploaded content
Austrian commercial TV broadcaster Puls 4 has achieved a stage victory in its legal dispute against YouTube.
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