🌏 Streaming and Social Media Will Push TV Out in Asia
Analysts at Media Partners Asia have released a report predicting a radical transformation of the Asia-Pacific (APAC) media market by 2030.
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🐭 Disney+ Is Turning into TikTok
At CES 2026, Disney announced a radical update to its streaming service. Over the course of 2026, Disney+ will introduce a feed of short vertical videos in the style of TikTok and Reels.
🕹 Hollywood Is Snapping Up Video Game Adaptation Rights
Video game adaptations have become the leading trend in the film industry. According to Ampere Analysis, since 2019 the number of adaptation commissions has grown by an average of 30% per year.
📺 Hisense Unveils a TV That’s Always with You
At CES 2026, Hisense announced an unusual new product—the S6 FollowMe portable 4K TV.
🏔 WBD Board Chooses Netflix
The battle for media giant Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has entered a new phase. The company’s board of directors has officially recommended that shareholders reject an “inadequate” $108.4 billion offer from Paramount Skydance.
▶️ Streaming Turned Profitable in 2025
The year 2025 became a turning point: after five years of losses, the streaming industry began to generate profits. The era of “content at any cost” has given way to tight financial discipline and a fight for survival.
📊 The End of Sony’s Monopoly in the AR/VR Display Market
The Shanghai Stock Exchange has approved the IPO application of the Chinese company SeeYA.
📽 Box Office in Russia Is Growing, and the Audience Is Getting Younger
Russian cinemas are ending the year with positive financial momentum. According to Culture Minister Olga Lyubimova, box office takings reached 49.6 billion rubles by the end of December, which is 10% higher than last year’s figures.
🧮 At the Box Office: The Triumph of Games and the Decline of Superheroes
The year 2025 at movie theaters was a real roller coaster. While some studios set records, others were counting losses from “fatigued” franchises.
🎬 Hollywood’s Reshuffle Is in Full Swing
By the end of 2025, the U.S. media market has entered a phase of tectonic shifts. A wave of acquisitions, influenced by Donald Trump’s policies, is reshaping the industry ahead of 2026.