Warner Bros. Digital Networks is launching its SVOD service DC Universe, built around the DC comics brand.
VOD service Pantaflix signs up Warner Bros.
International video-on-demand (VOD) platform Pantaflix will add movies from Warner Bros. to its line-up.
Tricolor TV secures Warner Bros titles
Russia’s leading pay-TV operator Tricolor TV has licensed around 200 titles from Warner Bros for its TV channels Kinopremium HD and Ostrosyujetnoe HD on a basic pay, non-exclusive basis.
Vubiquity acquires DETE from Warner Bros
Vubiquity has signed a deal to acquire Digital End-To-End (DETE), a managed content technology service, from Warner Bros. Technical Operations.
Pressure mounts on Russian pirates
Roskomnadzor has blocked access to the sites livetv.sx and aliez.tv in Russia for illegally broadcasting the sports channel Nash Futbol.
EC launches antitrust case against Sky, US studios
The European Commission has sent a Statement of Objections on cross-border provision of pay-TV services available in UK and Ireland.
ProSiebenSat.1 renews Warner Bros. deal
German commercial TV broadcaster ProSiebenSat.1 will continue to hold the exclusive free-to-air TV rights on the movies and series of Warner Bros. for the next years following the renewal of its rights agreement with the Hollywood studio.
Warner Bros. France deploys Civolution’s SyncNow
Civolution has announced that its SyncNow Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) technology synchronizes Warner Bros. France’s My Warner second screen app with Warner content, including DVDs, BDs, VODs and TV programming.
Tricolor inks Warner deal
Russia’s leading DTH platform Tricolor TV has signed an agreement with Warner Bros.
Warner launches Day after US app
Warner Home Video has launched its Day after US app, which allows access to episodes of US TV series the day after initial broadcast.