Media

RTL Deutschland says it will show five reworked episodes of a daytime court programme. It used AI to change verdicts, ages and family ties in old material.

ZDF has switched on more than 15 themed channels inside its streaming app. The line-ups are put together automatically and change every day.

The Saturday Evening Post will stop printing after 205 years. Its last paper issue is dated January and February 2027.

Harper's Bazaar Poland went back on sale on 3 September. The first issue runs to 336 pages, 102 of them advertising.

Twelve states and the Writers Guild have asked a judge to reject Paramount Skydance's demand for a 1.88 billion dollar guarantee. Paramount says the court case is holding up its 110 billion dollar purchase of Warner Bros. Discovery.

Apple TV now costs 14.99 dollars a month in the United States, two dollars more than before. The price also went up in Brazil, Chile and Mexico.

Poland's advertising market grew 5.6 percent to about 7.1 billion zloty in the first half of 2026. Digital screens outdoors grew fastest, up 27.6 percent.

Paweł Kapusta became editor-in-chief of Rzeczpospolita and publishing director of Gremi Media on September 1. It is the first change of leadership since Grupa PTWP bought most of the company.

California has passed a bill that would pay news outlets $20,000 for each full-time journalist they employ, plus extra money for new hires. It now needs Governor Gavin Newsom's signature.

Sony has started more than one hundred free TV channels inside the PlayStation 5 in the United States. The channels are paid for by adverts, so advertisers can now reach tens of millions of console owners.

HBO Max will show a filmed version of The Howard Stern Show every Thursday from September 17. At the same time Stern is cutting his live SiriusXM show to Mondays only.