TelecomDaily analysts summarized 2025 results for Russia’s original content market. The key takeaway: the explosive growth of past years has given way to stagnation, with 160 projects released over the year (vs. 158 in 2024).
F6 company experts have uncovered a new wave of cyber fraud: over 1,200 fake online cinemas have been detected in the RuNet.
Gazprom-Media Holding (GPMH) CEO Alexander Zharov confirmed in an interview that his contract has been extended early — a new three-year management cycle begins March 24, 2026.
The Internet Development Institute (IRI) will allocate 5.1 billion rubles through 2027 to create 35 projects targeting audiences under 14.
VK Group has published its 2025 financial results, with media services emerging as one of the key growth drivers.
Media group RTVI has announced a major management transformation. The key development is the merger of digital and news operations into a unified ecosystem.
Yakut filmmaking is stepping onto a new international stage. At Asia’s largest film market Filmart in Hong Kong, the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia) has opened its first-ever regional stand.
Mediascope and MediaHills have summarized TV viewing trends for last year.
For the third year running, Russian cinema chains will support domestic films by temporarily halting unofficial screenings of new Hollywood releases.
From April 14 to 16, Moscow’s Amber Plaza hall will become the epicenter of the global TV and film industry.
