A new law requiring online cinema owners to stop distributing films that “discredit or promote the rejection of traditional Russian spiritual and moral values” will come into force on March 1, 2026.
The European Parliament has approved a report on protecting minors on the internet, calling for urgent action against growing risks such as addictive behavior, disinformation, and mental health issues.
The ministerial meeting of the European Space Agency (ESA) in Bremen encountered its first setback: ministers from 27 countries were unable to approve a joint budget of €22.5 billion.
Over the past ten years, French thematic TV channels have lost around €800 million in distribution revenue. Advertising revenue over the same period has fallen by 40%, according to the trade association ACCES.
The streaming platform Netflix “went down” just minutes after the release of the fifth and final season of Stranger Things.
Lawmakers are proposing the creation of unique Russian technical standards in the field of artificial intelligence, their translation, and active promotion abroad.
The District Court of Aachen (Germany) has sentenced the operator of Share-Online — one of the largest illegal file-hosting platforms — to a two-year suspended prison term.
According to a global study by the DoubleVerify platform, news content has become a highly effective environment for advertisers.
The 13th HbbTV Symposium took place in Istanbul, confirming the accelerated international adoption of the standard, particularly in Europe, Turkey, and the MENA region.
The potential sale of media giant Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has moved into the second round of bidding with a new deadline of December 1, as the company has asked all potential buyers to submit higher offers.
