The Russian video service market concluded 2025 with historic records. According to data from leading analytical agencies (TelecomDaily, TMT Consulting, and J’son & Partners Consulting), the industry has not only maintained double-digit growth rates but has firmly established its dominance over traditional cinema, outperforming it in revenue by more than fourfold.
Since its launch in 2020, HBO Max has endured a turbulent path marked by rebrandings and corporate upheavals.
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Amagi has launched its In-Content Ads marketplace, a platform that allows for advertising placements directly within the video stream without interrupting the viewing experience.
U.S. audiences are becoming increasingly loyal to new content, with the Video Through Rate (VTR) for debut seasons hitting a three-year high.
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has officially ratified a new four-year agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP).
The Great “Streaming Panic” of 2022 began with a single, fatal forecasting error. Four years ago, Netflix shocked financial analysts by reporting a loss of 200,000 subscribers.
According to data from J’son and Partners Consulting, the market share of Russian and Belarusian brands has surged from 10.8% to 17.4% over the past two years. In the first quarter of 2026 alone, sales grew by another 10%, reaching the 2 million unit milestone.
A study by All About Cookies conducted in the U.S. reveals that streaming users’ patience has reached a breaking point. Commercial breaks have become the primary risk factor for service providers: 52% of respondents are seriously considering canceling their subscriptions specifically due to intrusive ads.
The animated sensation K-Pop Demon Hunters has been named the most popular film across all streaming platforms in 2025.
