German cable operator association FRK wants streaming providers such as Netflix, Amazon, Apple, Google, Facebook und YouTube to participate in the costs of upgrading their networks for the gigabit future through a carriage fee, arguing that business models based on the idea of free data highways must come to an end.
Facebook faces Russian ban
Facebook could find itself banned in Russia in 2018.
Vodafone Deutschland to offer zero rating service
After Deutsche Telekom, Vodafone Deutschland will offer its mobile network customers the possibility to use selected apps without reducing the high-speed data volume included in the tariffs.
Discovery to debut shows on Facebook’s Watch
Discovery has confirmed it will be supplying content to the new Facebook video platform Watch.
Facebook launches Watch video platform
Facebook has launched Watch, a new platform for television shows on Facebook, initially only available to a limited group of people in the US. It is intended to combat rivals such as Google’s YouTube and Snapchat video.
Brein settles with Dutch password trader
The Dutch anti-piracy organisation Brein has settled with a trader of stolen passwords to legal SVOD services.
Facebook’s values in the age of fake news
Despite now having 2 billion users a month, it has been a year of angst for Facebook as it has realised that connecting people is not enough.
Facebook and Fox Sports team for Champions League
Facebook will stream more than a dozen matches from the Champions League across the United States.
Facebook looking to scripted TV content
Facebook is in talks with Hollywood studios with a view to producing scripted TV quality shows that could be available as soon as the summer.
Google, Facebook face Russian VPN challenge
The prospect of a ban on VPNs has prompted Google and Facebook to seek negotiators to interact with the Russian authorities.
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