HBO Max is the most widely bundled streaming service across 20 major international markets, according to new research from Ampere Analysis.
DVB World 2026 explores shift to IP and DVB-I rollout
Broadcast and technology leaders gathered in Amsterdam on 17-18 March for DVB World 2026, where discussions focused on the shift from traditional broadcast to IP-based delivery, the rollout of DVB-I […]
Canal+ and PPF consider taking Viaplay private
Canal+ and PPF are considering a joint move that would bring Viaplay into private ownership, according to a Bloomberg report.
Sky integrates Disney+ into Sky TV subscriptions
Sky has begun including Disney+ within its Sky TV subscription, giving customers access to the streaming service as part of their existing package.
Amazon rebrands ad-free Prime Video tier as Ultra in new price increase
Amazon is increasing the price of its ad-free Prime Video option in the United States and rebranding the tier as Prime Video Ultra.
Disney+ rolls out vertical video discovery feed in US
Disney+ has begun rolling out a new vertical video discovery feature to subscribers in the United States, marking the latest attempt by a major streaming platform to borrow navigation habits […]
Davie says BBC must prove its right to survive in streaming era
Outgoing BBC director-general Tim Davie has said the corporation has no automatic right to survive in a world reshaped by streaming, arguing that its future depends on continuing to deliver […]
Canal+ taps OpenAI and Google Cloud to expand AI capabilities
Canal is stepping up its use of artificial intelligence through separate partnerships with OpenAI and Google Cloud, aimed at improving content discovery and supporting new creative tools across its streaming […]
Virgin Media O2 owners consider further fibre deals to challenge Openreach
The owners of Virgin Media O2 are considering additional UK fibre acquisitions and wholesale partnerships as they seek to strengthen their position against BT’s Openreach network.
Disney Channel to return to Spain as pay-TV service
Disney Channel will return to the Spanish television market on April 1, just over a year after the children’s network closed on the country’s digital terrestrial platform.