Telecom company 1TVCh has lined up an action-packed week for viewers. From April 6–12, thematic channels launch projects spanning diverse interests: from family animation and gourmet cuisine to extreme sports and botanical wonders.
While the film industry fears AI-generated copies of actors and scripts written by chatbots, the real expansion of these technologies in Hollywood is happening quietly and from the ground up.
Tech giant OpenAI has announced the acquisition of TBPN—a popular streaming show about business and technology often described as “CNBC for Gen Z.” Despite the deal, the project will retain editorial independence and continue to be published on YouTube and X.
The sequel to the adventures of the legendary plumber—Super Mario: Galactic Movie—delivered a massive splash in theaters over the Easter holidays.
Chinese tech giant Tencent has introduced an unusual media project—a 24/7 TV channel called Pet TV, designed specifically for cats and dogs. The service aims to combat stress and loneliness among pets.
A court in Rome has issued a landmark ruling: subscription price increases by Netflix between 2017 and 2024 have been declared unlawful.
The Russian family blockbuster Buratino has kicked off its international run with strong momentum. Since March 19, the film has been released across 10 Latin American countries, including Mexico, Argentina, Chile, and Colombia.
The TV market has reached a technological plateau: screens and hardware across most brands have become nearly identical. What manufacturers are competing on now was explained by Vadim Eremin, Commercial Director of smart devices at Yandex.
Sam Altman, head of OpenAI, has for the first time подробно explained why the company made the radical decision to shut down Sora—its ambitious video generation project.
TV series production in Russia is becoming rapidly more expensive. According to data from the Internet Development Institute (IRI), over the past year, fees for key specialists have increased by an average of 20–30%.
