Arqiva has called for the UK’s Digital Terrestrial Television platform to remain in operation until 2044, arguing that an earlier move to internet-only television would increase costs and risks for […]
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Telenet adds HBO Max to integrated streaming offer
Telenet has expanded its entertainment offering in Belgium by allowing customers to subscribe to HBO Max directly through the operator and pay for the service on their Telenet bill.
Ofcom orders Openreach to withdraw FTTP discount offer
Ofcom has ordered Openreach to withdraw one of its proposed wholesale fibre discounts after concluding the offer could harm the development of network competition in the UK.
CANAL+ CTO Stéphane Baumier named Irdeto chairman
CANAL+ Chief Technology Officer Stéphane Baumier has been appointed Chairman of the Supervisory Board of cybersecurity and content protection company Irdeto.
EBU warns BHRT is on brink of collapse ahead of Bosnia elections
The European Broadcasting Union has called for urgent action to keep Bosnia and Herzegovina’s national public service broadcaster BHRT on air, warning that it is unable to pay staff and […]
EIT Culture & Creativity opens €10.5m innovation fund
EIT Culture & Creativity has launched a €10.5 million funding programme designed to help European creative-sector companies take validated technologies to market.
Slovakia completes nationwide transition to DVB-T2
Slovakia has completed the transition of its nationwide digital terrestrial television network to DVB-T2 following the conversion of the country’s third multiplex.
Prime Video leads Italian pay-TV market with 11m subscriptions
Prime Video was Italy’s largest subscription video service in July 2026, with an estimated 11 million subscriptions, according to data from Sensemakers.
Netflix expands ad-supported plan to nine more EMEA markets
Netflix will launch its advertising-supported subscription plan in nine additional EMEA countries on March 1, 2027, significantly expanding the European footprint of its advertising business.
Disney+ Premium subscribers lose HDR and Dolby Vision in France
Disney+ is facing a formal challenge from French consumer group Que Choisir Ensemble after removing several of the enhanced picture technologies included with its Premium subscription without reducing the price.
