Global pop sensation Dua Lipa has entered a legal battle with tech titan Samsung Electronics. The British star has accused the company of unlawfully using her image to promote its televisions, seeking $15 million (approximately €12.7 million) in damages.
The Golden Globes has introduced new regulations regarding the use of neural networks in filmmaking. The use of generative AI is no longer grounds for automatic disqualification, provided one condition is met: the primacy of human creativity.
A tectonic shift has struck the U.S. mobile entertainment market. According to data from Omdia, as of late 2025, users are pivoting en masse from traditional series to micro-drama platforms, causing giants like Netflix and Disney+ to lose their grip on the mobile audience.
Analytical firm Futuresource Consulting has released its post-NAB Show 2026 report, highlighting a fundamental industry shift.
Since its launch in 2020, HBO Max has endured a turbulent path marked by rebrandings and corporate upheavals.
Amagi has launched its In-Content Ads marketplace, a platform that allows for advertising placements directly within the video stream without interrupting the viewing experience.
U.S. audiences are becoming increasingly loyal to new content, with the Video Through Rate (VTR) for debut seasons hitting a three-year high.
The Writers Guild of America (WGA) has officially ratified a new four-year agreement with the Alliance of Motion Picture and Television Producers (AMPTP).
The Great “Streaming Panic” of 2022 began with a single, fatal forecasting error. Four years ago, Netflix shocked financial analysts by reporting a loss of 200,000 subscribers.
A study by All About Cookies conducted in the U.S. reveals that streaming users’ patience has reached a breaking point. Commercial breaks have become the primary risk factor for service providers: 52% of respondents are seriously considering canceling their subscriptions specifically due to intrusive ads.
