
Netflix raises UK and German prices, ad tier hardest hit
Netflix raised prices in Britain and Germany. The ad-supported plan rose fastest in both markets.

Netflix raised prices in Britain and Germany. The ad-supported plan rose fastest in both markets.

Several hundred episodes of M6 shows are moving onto Disney+ in France. The first two titles arrive on 25 September.

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

A Gracenote survey of 3,000 viewers in six countries found that 26% often cannot tell which service is showing a match. That rises to 36% among people aged 18 to 34, and 85% want the answer on their TV home screen.

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.

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.
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