Singapore-based startup SpaceComputer is ready to launch the first practical phase of deploying its orbital computing infrastructure. Between March and April 2027, the company plans to conduct a test mission transferring a payload from low Earth orbit (LEO) to geostationary orbit (GEO).
David Fincher does not plan to renew his overall deal with Netflix when it expires next year. The director behind iconic films such as Fight Club, The Social Network, and Gone Girl has collaborated with the streaming giant for years, playing a key role in launching flagships like House of Cards and Mindhunter.
Director Hur Jin-ho’s historical thriller The Assassins took the top spot at the South Korean box office over the weekend.
Weekend box office earnings in mainland China reached $39.9 million as the movie industry experienced its traditional lull ahead of the autumn’s major cinematic event—Golden Week.
Universal Studios has become the first film studio to cross the $5 billion threshold in global box office revenue in 2026. This marks only the third time in the major studio’s history that it has achieved this milestone, following previous $5 billion years in 2015 and 2017.
The special theatrical re-release of Avengers: Endgame dominated the global box office, triumphantly capturing the top spot in North America with $26 million over the weekend. International markets contributed an additional $60 million, bringing the re-release’s worldwide total to $86 million.
In September, Amsterdam hosted the IBC 2026 international convention, gathering 41,225 professionals from 170 countries and over 1,300 exhibiting companies.
The winds of change in the media market have dispelled the myth that streaming services are the safest home for new shows. According to “The Show Must Go Off,” a study by analytics firm Luminate, major SVoD platforms renew just 44% of their series for a subsequent season.
The French film and television industry is sounding the alarm over government plans to slash state funding for the public broadcaster France Télévisions.
Belarusian brand Belintersat is preparing for the full-scale launch of tuta TV, a national satellite television platform scheduled for commercial rollout in 2027.
