Broadband TV News

German network operator Tele Columbus has reported a further erosion of its TV customer base and revenues in the first half of 2025, underlining the structural challenges facing its legacy

Asian Television Network International Limited (ATN), Canada’s largest South Asian broadcaster, has welcomed a recent Ontario court ruling that sentenced two individuals to five years in prison for contempt of

Sky Sports has renewed its long-standing partnership with the National Football League (NFL), signing a new three-year agreement that will see the broadcaster air more live NFL games than ever

Great! Free Christmas Movie Channel is set to launch on Sky, Freeview, Virgin, Freesat on September 4. The free-to-air channel will replace Great! Romance during the holiday period and is

Netflix is expanding its footprint beyond screens with the launch of two permanent entertainment venues—Netflix House Philadelphia and Netflix House Dallas—set to open this autumn. These immersive destinations mark the

Paramount UK and the US National Football League (NFL), in partnership with CBS Sports, have announced a new multi-year agreement that will bring weekly live NFL coverage to free-to-air television

ANGA COM, the exhibition and conference for broadband, television and online is set from 19 to 21 May 2026 in Cologne/Germany. More than eight months before the start of ANGA

In a strategic move to address the growing demand for secure, scalable, and regulation-compliant cloud infrastructure, media technology company Qvest has partnered with Stackit, the cloud division of the Schwarz

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is already well embedded in the Nordic media and telecom industry. According to Mediavision’s new Industry Outlook on AI, more than 70 percent of professionals use AI

The EBU’s Alexis Allemann, Sebastien Noir and HEIG-VD-professor Andrei Popescu-Belis have been awarded the prestigious Best Technical Paper at IBC2025 for their work on developing a groundbreaking AI-powered chatbot designed