🇰🇷 Korean Content Conquers U.S. Streaming
According to data from Omdia, the U.S. media market remains the largest in the world, generating 39% of global revenue ($430 billion out of $1.1 trillion).
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📡 Nilesat Reports Mixed Results
Egyptian satellite operator Nilesat has published its financial results for Q3 2025.
🧠 AI-Generated Content to Require Mandatory Labeling
A group of lawmakers has submitted to the State Duma a package of bills that would require social networks and video-hosting platforms to label all content created using artificial intelligence.
📺 German TV Market Returns to Growth
According to data from ZVEI and Deutsche TV-Plattform, the German TV market posted modest growth in Q3 2025, with sales up 3% to 983,000 units.
🇬🇧 More Than Half of Britons Have Fewer Than Three Subscriptions
According to a report by Samba TV, the UK streaming market has matured and is now defined by selective consumers who prioritize savings and carefully choose their content.
🐭 Streaming Turns Profitable for Disney
The Walt Disney Company has published its results for Q4 and the full 2025 fiscal year. Annual revenue grew by 3% to $94.4 billion.
⚽️ Sport Draws Audiences to the Screen
The analytics agency Glance has released a report highlighting record-breaking global TV audiences between September 2024 and August 2025.
🏴☠️ Illegal Streaming Costs Britons Thousands of Pounds
A BeStreamWise (UK) study revealed a stark contrast between the illusory savings and the real financial losses caused by illegal online content consumption.
🇫🇮 Yle Adopts 5G for Studio Production
Finnish public broadcaster Yle has successfully tested a private 5G network for studio production — eliminating the need for external cables.
🏈 Sports Streaming Takes Over the U.S.
A new study by Parks Associates shows that sports streaming in the U.S. is booming: 38% of households now subscribe to at least one sports streaming service — up from just 4% in 2019.