Subscription streaming market starts to slow in Europe
Nearly one out of 10 Europeans are planing to cancel a subscription to a streaming service based on a lack of compelling content to watch.
Nearly one out of 10 Europeans are planing to cancel a subscription to a streaming service based on a lack of compelling content to watch.
The move will impact TV viewers who have not yet upgraded their satellite TV boxes to support high definition signals.
British streamers who want access to Roku’s smart TV platform have a new option thanks to a partnership with Veltech.
The agency said a campaign for a discounted TV package ran afoul of misleading advertising rules by not fully disclosing its limitations.
The entertainment giant has explored possible ways to bundle Max with various telecom products, according to a report.
Disney Plus had 19 percent of the new subscriber market in the U.K., with Amazon’s Prime Video coming in second at 14 percent.
British brands and marketers spent £9.2 billion during the first three months of the year, according to AA/WARC.
The BBC is planning to further reduce its employee headcount as the broadcaster works to address ongoing financial challenges.
The launch of Tubi in the U.K., which brings more than 20,000 film and TV episodes to frugal streamers, is part of a continued international expansion effort at Fox.
A British man once living in Cyprus was arrested, charged and sentenced for operating an illegal pirate TV shop.