Czech news channel CNN Prima NEWS has launched a new mobile application, giving users quick access to the latest news articles and videos, whether they are at home or abroad. Designed for convenience and engagement, the app brings real-time updates and interactive features right to users’ smartphones. Available for download on Google Play and the […]
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DirecTV In Flight, delivering live television to commercial and private planes, is expanding its entertainment services to international routes. The company has secured rights to offer U.S. TV channels on flights departing from and arriving in the United States, marking a big step forward in in-flight entertainment. With this new move, DirecTV In Flight becomes
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IMAX is teaming up once again with Japanese cinema leader Toho Cinemas to grow their presence across Japan. The two companies announced on Tuesday that they have signed a new agreement to open six more IMAX with Laser theaters across the country. As part of the deal, two of the new IMAX systems will be
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Hulu, one of the most popular streaming platforms, had a major outage on April 8th, that left thousands of users across the U.S. unable to log in or watch content, according to TechRadar. The problem was first noticed around 10:03 AM EST. Downdetector, a website that tracks service issues, reported a spike of over 12,300
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Samsung Electronics has announced that its latest smart TVs and monitors will now support Netflix shows and movies in HDR10+, offering viewers a superior visual experience with deeper contrast, richer colors, and stunning detail. Taeyong Son, Executive Vice President of Visual Display Business at Samsung Electronics, said, “HDR10+ enhances the way we watch content, delivering
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AMC Networks is stepping into the 2025 Upfront season with a clear message for advertisers: look beyond linear TV. From expanding ad-supported streaming to an unprecedented collaboration with the Las Vegas Sphere, AMC is reimagining how brands connect with audiences across platforms. Known for legacy channels like AMC and IFC, AMC Networks is now putting
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In a high-stakes move involving one of the most prestigious names in global rugby, New Zealand Rugby (NZR) initiated legal action against petrochemical giant INEOS over an alleged breach of contract linked to their multi-million-pound sponsorship agreement. The dispute, which revolved around a missed payment from the £22 million deal signed in 2021, has now
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Max, the flagship streaming platform from Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), is extending its Basic with Ads subscription plan to three new European territories: Spain, Portugal, and Andorra. Starting April 8th, subscribers in these regions will be able to access Max’s acclaimed content library including HBO Originals and local productions at a more affordable price point.
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YouTube is on track to become the highest-earning media company globally, according to a recent forecast from Wall Street analyst Michael Nathanson of MoffettNathanson. The Google-owned video platform generated $54.2 billion in revenue in 2024, positioning it just behind Disney, which brought in $59.7 billion in media revenue (excluding theme parks and related experiences). Meanwhile,
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The National Hockey League (NHL) has extended its partnership with Rogers Communications, announcing a new 12-year broadcast rights deal valued at CAN$11 billion (US$7.7 billion). The agreement will continue to give Rogers exclusive national media rights to NHL games across all platforms in Canada through the 2037–38 season. This new contract, set to begin in
