Netflix is laying off about 6% of its workforce in its biggest round of cuts since 2022. The company reports third-quarter results on 20 October.
AGF data shows DAZN viewing time in Germany up 215% in September as football returned. Its reach passed Sky and Wow.
Reuters reported on 7 October that the two British public broadcasters held early talks with the government about a jointly owned company built around UKTV.
The package includes Death in Paradise, Father Brown and Attenborough titles. Polsat also keeps the Dancing With The Stars format.
MTVA and Duna Médiaszolgáltató began collective redundancies on 2 October. Management has not said how many of about 2,000 jobs will go.
Netflix gets Percy Jackson and five Ice Age films worldwide from 4 October. The deal is not exclusive, and Pixar films follow in early 2027.
The combined Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery will trade as Skydance under the ticker SKYD. The deal is due to close on Tuesday, 6 October.
YouTube and Goldenvoice extended their exclusive Coachella livestream deal to 2030. By April 2027 the festival will have streamed on YouTube for 15 years.
Arqiva has recommended a managed DTT switch-off in 2044, ten years later than the working date.
Netflix will sell advertising in nine more European countries from 1 March 2027. Amy Reinhard gave the date at the London upfront on 24 September.
WDR said on 25 September 2026 that it will drop 76 programmes and digital offers by the end of 2027, and cut 133 staff posts by 2030.
A Microsoft patent describes pausing a game to show an advert, with credits worth 15 to 60 minutes of play in return.
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