Overall spend on video entertainment in Canada remained flat in 2018 at CA$11.3 billion.
US giants take ‘just’ 40% of Nordic streaming market
The Nordic region is seeing local players able to rise above the challenge of US streaming giants Netflix and Amazon.
Netflix testing new UK pricing
It’s emerged that Netflix is testing a number of new pricepoints on UK consumers.
Ampere Analysis: Netflix moves to self-sufficiency
The percentage of Original movie and TV season titles on Netflix’s US catalogue grew significantly over the course of 2018 according to the latest report from Ampere Analysis.
Reed Hastings: Netflix will not join Apple TV service
Netflix will not make its TV shows and movies available through Apple’s upcoming video offering, Netflix CEO Reed Hastings said.
Asia Pacific OTT to generate $48 billion
Asia Pacific OTT TV episode and movie revenues will reach $48 billion in 2024; up from the $21 billion recorded in 2018. According to the Asia Pacific OTT TV and Video Forecasts report, the total will increase by $5 billion in 2019 alone.
Sky Deutschland adds new apps and features to Sky Q
German pay-TV operator Sky Deutschland extends Sky Q with third-party apps from YouTube and ARTE, a kids and energy saving mode, programme trailers and more personalised recommendations.
Australian man arrested for selling one million Netflix, Spotify, Hulu passwords
Police in Australia have arrested a 21-year-old Sydney man who allegedly made AU $300,000 (EUR187,000) selling passwords of services including Netflix, Spotify, Hulu, PSN, and Origin.
Netflix rival Canal+ Séries launches March 12
France’s Canal+ Group has announced details of its new streaming SVOD service Canal+ Séries, which will feature high-end TV drama series, and launches on March 12.
UK Culture Secretary hints at Netflix regulation
Culture secretary Jeremy Wright has told a London conference that regulation of broadcasters is widely appreciated by audiences.
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