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Boosted by the COVID-19 pandemic and global lockdown, Netflix has added 15.77 million new paid subscribers to its streaming service in the last three months, more than double the number of new subscribers it had previously forecast.

Regulated TV and its advertising is likely to emerge with an enhanced reputation from the current crisis, writes Ray Snoddy.

ITV Commercial has unveiled a new ad proposition, ITV Hub Shout Outs, to enable advertisers to “inform and support the public” during the COVID-19 pandemic outside of linear TV campaigns.

Steven Scaffardi explains how The Future of TV Advertising UK will address the key questions facing the commercial TV industry during COVID-19.

Samsung’s ad-supported video service, Samsung TV Plus, has now been made available to brands and agencies in a number of European markets, following a series of advertising technology partnerships.

Should we really be ploughing ahead with a public consultation on the future of the BBC licence fee when society is being reshaped by a pandemic?

In the same week the prime minister ordered the British public to stay indoors to slow the spread of the coronavirus, TV sales increased +59.5% in volume compared to the same week last year.

At £5.99, Disney+ undercuts rivals – it could also be the perfect babysitter for isolating families. Here, experts share their views on the latest SVOD player.

Rather than giving the ubiquitous chef yet another gig, the broadcaster could have made a much stronger connection with financially anxious viewers, writes Stephen Arnell.

ITV said it would continue efforts to cut costs, expecting to reduce its programme budget by at least £100m.