Tennis fans will soon get a chance to see some of their favorite former ATP stars back in action. Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has teamed up with the Legends Team Cup, a brand-new global tennis tournament that will feature iconic names from the sport’s past competing in elite teams across several international locations. The Legends […]
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Sky Italia has officially secured the exclusive broadcasting rights for Wimbledon in Italy for another four years, ensuring that tennis fans in the country will continue to enjoy one of the sport’s most prestigious tournaments on Sky and its streaming platform NOW until at least 2030. The announcement reinforces Sky’s long-term commitment to premier sports
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At the 2025 Cannes Lions Festival, Disney and Amazon unveiled a major advertising partnership set to reshape the future of streaming. The collaboration brings together Disney’s Real-Time Ad Exchange (DRAX) and Amazon’s Demand-Side Platform (DSP), merging premium entertainment content with unmatched consumer data insights. This move will allow advertisers to reach viewers across Disney+, Hulu,
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As subscription-based streaming services hit growth limits in mature regions like North America and Europe, companies are now turning to untapped markets for new audiences. According to research from Ampere Analysis, Netflix is taking a big step to expand its reach in Sub-Saharan Africa, where streaming still faces several challenges. Starting in July 2025, Netflix
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YouTube is set to integrate Google’s latest AI video generation tool, Veo 3, into YouTube Shorts later this summer. The announcement came during a keynote speech by YouTube CEO Neal Mohan at the Cannes Lions Festival, where he shared the stage with popular creators Amelia Dimoldenberg, Alex Cooper, and Brandon Baum. Neal Mohan, YouTube CEO,
Netflix and TF1, France’s commercial broadcaster, have announced a new partnership that will change how French audiences watch TV. Beginning in summer 2026, Netflix subscribers in France will be able to access TF1’s live broadcasts and on-demand content directly on the platform. This new carriage deal includes TF1’s free-to-air television channels and its TF1+ streaming
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Tubi, the free ad-supported streaming service owned by Fox Corporation, is expanding its content library by partnering with YouTube creators. In a move to tap into the growing demand for creator-driven entertainment, Tubi has launched a new initiative called Tubi for Creators, aiming to bring more diverse, long-form content to its platform. As part of
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The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) has issued a formal advisory to all Multi System Operators (MSOs) across India, asking them to submit technical information about their Conditional Access System (CAS) and Subscriber Management System (SMS) to the Department of Telecommunications (DoT) by June 20, 2025. This announcement follows a directive from the Telecom
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Lionsgate and DirecTV have announced the launch of a new premium entertainment channel, the Lionsgate Collection, bringing a custom-curated lineup of movies and TV shows to audiences across the United States. This new partnership will deliver the Lionsgate Collection to all DirecTV customers, whether they use satellite services, streaming, or MyFree DirecTV the company’s Free
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ITV, Channel 4, and Sky, in partnership with Comcast Advertising, have announced the launch of a new advertising marketplace aimed at simplifying access to premium TV inventory. Set to go live in 2026, the new platform will allow brands, especially small and medium-sized businesses (SMEs), to run a single ad campaign across all three broadcasters.
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