Broadband TV News

AMC Global Media has launched SELEKT Light in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, replacing its existing AMC Mikro streaming service. The free service requires registration and brings together selected content

The BBC News channel is launching live on YouTube in the UK and United States as part of a trial aimed at reaching new and younger audiences. Starting October 15,

Poland’s consumer watchdog UOKiK says Canal+ Polska were misled about how long their Mistrzowska Piłka football package would remain available. The regulator says customers lost access after 30 June 2024

RTL Group’s adtech business smartclip has developed an AI-powered advertising workflow with M6 Unlimited that turns natural-language campaign briefs into tailored digital audio products. The project uses smartclip’s Sidekicks technology

Rocío Lorenzo will become CEO of Telenet on November 2, succeeding John Porter after 13 years at the helm of the Belgian telecoms and media operator. Lorenzo joins from Cable

Advertising revenue from paid streaming subscriptions in the Nordics is forecast to rise from around €150 million in 2026 to nearly €450 million annually by 2030, according to Mediavision. The

Netflix is cutting approximately 6% of its global workforce, equivalent to around 1,000 jobs, as part of organisational changes announced to employees on October 14. The figure represents about 6%

Iconic US comedy Friends is to return to Channel 4, the network where the show first made its debut. The Emmy Award-winning sitcom follows six friends, Rachel, Monica, Phoebe, Ross,

Turkish authorities have taken control of pro-opposition broadcaster Halk TV following a dawn police raid on its Istanbul headquarters and the appointment of a state trustee. The channel, Turkey’s most-watched

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s cable operators and audiovisual rights representatives are seeking faster removal of online advertisements promoting illegal IPTV services. The Association of Cable Operators and Distributors of Network Services