🌴 RTVI Expands Across the Caribbean
The RTVI media group has announced a major expansion: the channel has launched broadcasting in 10 Caribbean countries.
The RTVI media group has announced a major expansion: the channel has launched broadcasting in 10 Caribbean countries.
On February 10, the Tagansky District Court of Moscow issued a series of rulings against several of the country’s largest video platforms.
According to KinoPoisk Pro Index data, in 2025 Russian viewers’ interest in TV series dropped by 8% compared to the previous year.
SPI International (part of Canal+ Group) has suspended broadcasting of its channels in Russia. Contracts for 2026 will not be renewed.
A major deal in the pay-TV market: Media-Telecom has become the first independent exclusive distributor of STREAM channels in Russia.
Rosstat summarizes 2025 results for Russia’s creative economy. The sector shows solid growth: gross value added reached 8.6 trillion rubles, and its share of GDP rose to 4.2% (from 3.9% a year earlier).
Streaming services are betting on a new format — micro-dramas. These are vertical series (9:16) of 50–100 episodes, each 1–2 minutes long.
Online cinema service Kion and the Kino-Teatr.Ru portal conducted a large study: what we watched in 2016 and what we choose now, at the start of 2026.
The Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation will receive exclusive rights to annually determine which films receive government funding.
Russia’s video hosting platform has reported impressive 2025 results. According to Rutube’s Analytics Center, the platform surged across all key metrics.