Amazon and Google have settled their dispute and have come to an agreement on their streaming services.
Sports fans will not pay more than £30 for OTT
Two thirds of sports fans say £30 per month is the cut-off point for expenditure on TV sports content.
European Commission launches VOD directory
Lumiere VOD is the first directory of European films to increase transparency concerning the VOD markets, which was launched by the European Commission with the European Audiovisual Observatory who is managing the project.
Disney+ launch set for November, competitively priced at $6.99
Disney+ will launch in the US on November 12, and will cost $6.99 per month (or $69.99 a year), the company announced during Disney’s 2019 Investor Day in Burbank, Calif.
T-Mobile launches TV service in the US as TVision Home
WATCH VIDEO. T-Mobile has introduced TVision Home, a rebranded and upgraded version of Layer3 TV, which will launch in eight US cities on April 14.
Update: WarnerMedia denies HBO Europe sale report
WarnerMedia has denied a report in the Financial Times that AT&T is looking into the possibility of selling HBO Europe in order to reduce a debt of $170 billion.
Apple ‘refusing’ to add broadcast chips to products
The President and CEO of the NAB has criticised tech companies for failing to include broadcast-capable chips in their mobile devices.
Sky and NBC to merge distribution
Details have emerged of a reorganisation of some Sky and NBC activities following the takeover of the European broadcaster.
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.
KPN launches STB-less service for Samsung smart TVs
WATCH VIDEO. Dutch telco KPN is launching a STB-less service for Samsung smart TVs by releasing a special app.
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