Euromedia March/April 2025 How is content being protected as the direction of travel – OTT and Apps – reduce barriers to piracy? Colin Mann finds out how providers plan to keep ahead of the game. Read the article and the rest of the issue here.
A new report, Works on television in Europe 2023 data, has been published by the European Audiovisual Observatory, part of the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. This report provides an analysis of films and TV content broadcast in 2023 by a sample of 1,663 European TV channels from 25 European Union countries, i.e. 436 000 […]
The Mediapro Studio US & Canada has announced the appointment of Francesca Ricagni as the new Head of US Hispanic Content. Ricagni, who previously has been Creative Executive at Apple TV+, will report in her new role to JC Acosta, Head of TMS US & Canada, and will be responsible for the strategy of creating […]
Televisions have been a household staple since the mid-20th Century, delivering us the news, entertainment, and sports. Still, considering that we’ve not even had television sets for a century yet, it’s incredible how far entertainment technology has come. This goes for how TVs have developed, as well as where else we now seek even more […]
Television has long been a window into different worlds, shaping trends and influencing perceptions. In recent years, TV dramas have played a significant role in bringing cannabis culture into the spotlight. With the increasing presence of cannabis-related storylines, viewers are becoming more curious about this plant. As characters light up on the screen, discussions about […]
Red Bee Media, the broadcasting and media services company, has announced a partnership with Ranker to bring new and improved data-driven content discovery solutions to its global network of clients, which includes streaming platforms, OEMs, studios, pay-TV operators and research firms. Ranker provides crowdsourced rankings with over 1.4 billion consumer votes on a wide range […]
Coimisiún na Meán has published the results of its Irish Language in Media Survey. The survey was conducted to inform a wider Review, currently underway, of the provision of Irish language services and content across media. One in five respondents said they found it easy to find content they enjoy in the Irish language on […]
At a time when digital content creators have become a major source of information for people, a UNESCO survey reveals that 62 per cent do not carry out rigorous and systematic fact-checking of information prior to sharing it. But 73 per cent express the wish to be trained to do so. UNESCO is launching the […]
Streaming platforms transform viewer engagement through custom creative solutions. This involves unique design templates that amplify brand appeal, fostering connections with diverse audiences. By tailoring content aesthetics, these services provide a fresh viewing experience while maintaining consistency in branding. They employ real-world strategies to captivate users visually. Most of us appreciate accessible tools for crafting […]
Despite the Hollywood strikes, the volume of shows produced during the ‘Peak TV’ years has left viewers with an embarrassment of riches. Data from Hub’s annual Conquering Content study suggests expanded licensing is still providing viewers with a steady stream of new things to watch. Key findings from the research include: Viewers may be noticing […]