🔮 AI Market to Shift From Hype to Practicality in 2026
In 2026, the global TV industry will move past the excitement surrounding neural networks and transition to practical applications.
In 2026, the global TV industry will move past the excitement surrounding neural networks and transition to practical applications.
Advertisers are increasingly abandoning illegal platforms. According to data from Digital Budget, in the first 11 months of 2025, advertising budgets on “pirate” sites plummeted by 7 billion rubles (a 54% drop year-on-year).
The catalog of the industrial platform “Mediabaza” has significantly expanded with content from the neighboring countries of the former Soviet Union.
Chairman of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Brendan Carr, presented the 2025 year-end report. The report outlines 75 key points, including a large-scale deregulation effort and a commitment to addressing media bias.
Disney has officially crossed the $6 billion mark in global box office revenue, becoming the first and only major studio to achieve this feat in 2025.
The British copyright protection organization FACT, in collaboration with the police, has sent thousands of warnings to users of illegal streaming services.
Netflix’s biggest hit bids farewell to viewers: the series finale will air on New Year’s Eve, wrapping up a nine-year story.
The Kaliningrad-based “CTC” factory (part of GS Group) has started assembling Wink Box Mini TV set-top boxes for Rostelecom. Previously, these devices were exclusively produced in China.
By 2026, the TV advertising market will undergo a transformation: cultural relevance and voice will replace reach as the key metrics. Industry experts in CTV have highlighted the key global trends.
According to market sources, as of January 1, 2026, the French TV channels Mezzo and Mezzo Live HD have decided to cease broadcasting in Russia.