The pan-Nordic Pay TV provider has introduced some notable personalisation on its latest UX and set-top box platform. There are profile-based modes for linear lovers, VOD fans and kids. Four remote control buttons can also be customised.
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This large-scale consumer study will outline the state of streaming in the UK. Results will be revealed in a webcast on 6 October, followed by discussion with senior media buyers.
Australia’s national governing body for cricket is using its new direct-to-consumer service to stream live and VOD content to global markets, especially those where it has no broadcast deals. The service uses a swathe of Eluvio technology, starting with its Content Fabric.
Under a 2034 switch-off date, the cumulative loss of advertising revenues to public-service media would total £3.5bn from 2028 to 2036, with downstream impacts on audiences, commissioning, and the UK’s production sector.
The deal reflects a wider shift among streaming services, as Netflix and Disney+ look to creator-led football content to attract and engage audiences.
The podcast company has hired a former talent agent as its new head of IP development, tasked with turning existing and in-development shows into big screen propositions.
Analysis: While AV buyers say planning strategies are unlikely to be affected, YouTube has moved to align its public-facing audience measurement with platform standards rather than TV standards.
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An update on the European Programmatic TV Initiative and its efforts to ensure programmatic TV scales as a premium, trusted, interoperable extension of television.
The broadcaster maintained full-year guidance after the FIFA Men’s World Cup boost advertising, although less healthy foods regulation cut revenue by £20m.