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Analysis: Is Netflix still the high-growth tech stock that changed our expectations of TV and the power of subscriptions over ads?

Jack Benjamin, Ella Sagar and Omar Oakes unpack the key takeaways from last week’s The Future of Media and The Future of Gaming events in London, and discuss how the Israel-Hamas war has caused trouble for social media companies and the BBC alike.

There are valid arguments on both sides of the debate over the BBC’s failure to call Hamas terrorists. But there appears to be more flexibility in the BBC’s impartiality rules than is being exercised.

Interview: Teads announced a number of new AI-powered solutions and an expansion of its CTV footprint, which co-CEO Jeremy Arditi said was in service of its goal of helping clients effectively reach mass audiences in high-quality environments.

Disney+’s “£1.99 for three months” campaign drove a significant boost in new subscriber adds across all streaming services this summer amid a longer-term trend of rising prices.

Analysis: Netflix’s move into retail is an extension of its experiential offering, but with a bite-sized lesson from what makes Disney’s parks so great.

Kevin Allocca tells editor-in-chief Omar Oakes why being ‘viral’ is less important today, and how the rise of TikTok and changing attitudes to online video have impacted YouTube’s strategy.

There isn’t some conspiracy; advertisers want to sit beside the benign and predictable, not the combustible. 

Analysis: Netflix appears reliant on price increases for UK growth, as membership growth remains in the single digits.

Analysis: The cord is now being cut at both ends as pay-TV providers adopt tactics to compete with streaming giants and develop their own offerings.