📊 Netflix adds interactive voting to shows
The platform is preparing to make viewers participants, not just observers. Netflix is implementing real-time voting for its shows, allowing subscribers to influence the plot from their screen or phone.
The platform is preparing to make viewers participants, not just observers. Netflix is implementing real-time voting for its shows, allowing subscribers to influence the plot from their screen or phone.
Following the success of the 2025 FIFA Club World Cup, FIFA and the streaming service DAZN have announced a strategic partnership and the global relaunch of the FIFA+ platform in 2026.
Major European sports leagues and broadcasters (Premier League, LaLiga, Sky, DAZN) have sent a letter to the European Commission demanding the introduction of mandatory laws to combat real-time content piracy.
FuboTV and The Walt Disney Company have completed the transaction to merge the businesses of Fubo and Hulu + Live TV.
Two years after its launch in France, the Disney+ streaming service has passed the 9.5 million subscriber mark. Notably, one out of every two users in the country chooses the ad-supported tier.
According to a Deloitte report, for 40% of consumers, watching videos on social media and streaming services is considered equally “watching TV.” This share reaches 50% among Gen Z and Millennials.
A report in The Observer warns that the UK government’s (DCMS) plans for a complete shift to internet streaming and the shutdown of terrestrial TV are proceeding too quickly.
Researchers from Cambridge University and Meta Reality Labs have reported that the human eye has a measurable “resolution limit,” beyond which increasing pixel density (4K, 8K) does not provide a noticeable image improvement.
According to data from Digital I, YouTube users in the UK watch less local content in the Entertainment, Gaming, and News & Politics categories than audiences in other key countries.
According to a Sensemakers study, nearly 40% of all TV viewing in Italy occurs on connected devices. There are over 22 million Smart TVs in the country’s households, accounting for more than 50% of all television sets.