Japan’s trade association CODA (which includes Studio Ghibli) has sent an official request to OpenAI, demanding that the company stop using their copyrighted content to train AI models (such as Sora and ChatGPT) without permission.
A historic shift has taken place in the UK: 52.7% of public service broadcaster content (BBC, ITV, Channel 4) is now watched via streaming apps rather than traditional over-the-air broadcasts, according to TiVo.
The trade association European VOD Coalition (an alliance of VoD services) has submitted its response to the European Commission’s consultation on the Digital Fairness Act, calling for caution and restraint against excessive regulation.
LG Electronics has published its consolidated financial report for the third quarter of 2025. Total revenue decreased by 1.4% to KRW 21.87 trillion, while operating profit reached KRW 688.9 billion.
According to Omdia reports, by 2030 the total global revenue from traditional TV and online video (including subscriptions, transactions, and advertising) will exceed $1 trillion.
The explosive development of the Smart TV market in Russia was discussed at the “Brand Day 2025” conference. Penetration of such televisions is approaching 100% of households, and advertising expenditures are actively growing.
Major Disney channels, including ESPN, ABC, FX, and Disney Channel, have been removed from the paid TV platform YouTube TV. The reason was the collapse of negotiations to renew the licensing agreement.
The merged cinema chain “Cinema Park” and “Formula Kino” has won a lawsuit against the former Russian office of the Hollywood studio Sony Pictures (LLC “Content Club”).
The streaming giant Netflix is actively considering the possibility of acquiring the studio and streaming business of Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD).
According to a Samba TV report, streaming services have become the primary method of TV consumption in the US for the first time, accounting for 60% of all screen time.
