🇮🇹 Italy Turns to Streaming
According to AgCom data, the first half of 2025 saw a continued decline in traditional TV viewing in Italy: prime-time audiences fell by 2.3%.
According to AgCom data, the first half of 2025 saw a continued decline in traditional TV viewing in Italy: prime-time audiences fell by 2.3%.
According to data from Futuresource Consulting, the global market for streaming media players has entered a mature stage: in 2025, shipments are expected to decline by 4.8% to 59 million units. The main reason is the dominance of Smart TVs.
The trade association TVB has released a report on media consumption habits in the U.S., revealing a major challenge for audience measurement in a multi-device environment.
Disney CEO Bob Iger has announced the “most significant changes” to Disney+ since the platform’s launch in 2019, aiming to make the service more dynamic and personalized.
Parks Associates has released the top 10 U.S. SVoD ranking for September 2025, highlighting significant shifts in market dynamics.
According to data from Omdia, the U.S. media market remains the largest in the world, generating 39% of global revenue ($430 billion out of $1.1 trillion).
Egyptian satellite operator Nilesat has published its financial results for Q3 2025.
According to OCS data, TV sales in Russia fell by 10% in unit terms from January to September 2025. In Q3 alone, the decline accelerated to 15%.
A group of lawmakers has submitted to the State Duma a package of bills that would require social networks and video-hosting platforms to label all content created using artificial intelligence.
According to data from ZVEI and Deutsche TV-Plattform, the German TV market posted modest growth in Q3 2025, with sales up 3% to 983,000 units.