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Global expands Plus offering with new podcast subscriptions
Global, the Media & Entertainment group, has announced the expansion of its Plus subscription offering, with six more of its biggest podcast brands now available ad-free on Global Player and YouTube, alongside exclusive content from selected shows. A single subscription to James O’Brien unlocks access to ad-free episodes of Full Disclosure with James O’Brien, James […]
AV conference highlights copyright protection challenges
The fight against audiovisual piracy and the protection of copyright remain key challenges for the content industry, which must adapt to changing consumption habits, evolving distribution models, and the new opportunities and challenges posed by artificial intelligence. These were the key topics addressed during the final talk, Back to the Future. It’s All About the […]
Instagram app on Apple TV
Meta’s Instagram social media platform has launched a dedicated app on Apple TV, bringing its video experience to the TV screen. The launch gives users a way to explore Instagram content on a communal screen and reflects Meta’s broader push to expand Instagram’s video offerings beyond mobile devices. The Instagram app is available through the […]
Ofcom: Pay-TV complaints fall
Ofcom has published the latest figures for complaints it received about the UK’s main pay-TV, broadband and mobile providers. The figures cover Q2 2026 (April to June), during which complaints decreased compared to the previous quarter. The fall in complaints was caused by a decrease in the complaints the media watchdog received about pay-TV services. […]
AI studio Inevitable raises €15m funding
French AI-driven movie studio Inevitable, created to produce 100 minute (or less) blockbuster movies within four months for just $250,000, has raised €15 million from private investors. This funding is set to accelerate the development of its proprietary AI-driven and prompt-less technology, increase its production capacities, and boosts its international development. Founded in 2025 by […]
There are thousands of adtech companies. So why is it still so hard to find the right ones?
Adtech exists to connect advertisers with publishers and brands with consumers, yet finding the companies inside the industry remains surprisingly hard. Jon Walsh has spent years building communities and connecting people in adtech via his network of Whatsapp groups and Jobsinadtech. With JobsInAdtech.com co-founder Toby Harwood, he has now launched FindAdtech.com to tackle the problem. The post There are thousands of adtech companies. So why is it still so hard to find the right ones? appeared first on New Digital Age.
YouTube’s New AI Tools Mean Creators and Brands Must Get Strategic
With YouTube's new AI tool rollout, both creators and brands need to be more strategic on how they balance human strategy.
Parloa’s Agent Management Platform now sold as an SAP Solution Extension for agentic customer interactions
SAP Conversational Agent Management by Parloa Now Available Agentic CX leader Parloa announced that its Agent Management Platform is now available as an SAP Solution Extension under the name “SAP Conversational Agent Management by Parloa.” Parloa enables customers to build, deploy and manage AI agents across the full customer lifecycle and all channels, with built-in controls […]
At Mod World, Reddit’s CEO Just Gave Brands More Reasons To Build Their Own Communities via @sejournal, @brentcsutoras
Reddit's community-first plans strengthen the case for brand subreddits built around useful answers and relationships that bring people back. The post At Mod World, Reddit’s CEO Just Gave Brands More Reasons To Build Their Own Communities appeared first on Search Engine Journal.
Pause Ads Go Programmatic on TF1
French broadcaster sales house TF1 PUB has announced it has begun selling its streaming pause ad format, AdPause, via programmatic pipes. The first campaign, for kitchen appliance maker Vorwerk's Thermomix product, was run by French marketing group Heroiks via demand-side platform The Trade Desk. TF1 launched the AdPause format at the start of last year, Read More
Locala Brings APAC Marketers Together to Explore What Comes After AI Automation
Locala brought together senior marketing leaders from across APAC for a closed-door roundtable luncheon in Singapore to discuss how AI and agentic technologies are changing the way brands approach media planning, activation, and consumer engagement. The discussion gathered marketers from the [...] The post Locala Brings APAC Marketers Together to Explore What Comes After AI Automation appeared first on ExchangeWire.com.
Pinterest Opens Its Inventory to Programmatic Buyers, With Magnite as Its Main Pipe
The platform is making its display and video inventory available through Amazon, Google and Yahoo’s DSPs.
As Search Traffic Falls, Motherly Bets on Social Video and Live Events
The brand, with Sharon Yi at the helm, will generate a seven-figure revenue as it shifts away from commerce and toward events.
Prime Video’s Fallout reality series premieres in January
Prime Video has announced the premiere date for its unscripted competition series inspired by the Fallout universe, Fallout Shelter: The Experiment. The season consists of ten episodes, with the first four premiering on January 13th 2027, followed by three episodes weekly through January 27th 2027. Produced by Studio Lambert in co-production with Kilter Films and […]
Netflix announces K-Pop audition series
Netflix has unveiled We Go High, a Korea’s K-pop girl group audition project, set at an arts high school. The series will aim to capture the passion of arts school students striving to reach new heights and bring their talents to a bigger stage. Representing top arts high schools across Korea, talented students will face […]
Canal+ signs Senegalese wrestling deal
Canal+ and production company Beuz Pro have announced a deal granting exclusive broadcasting rights to some of the biggest Senegalese wrestling events across French-speaking, English-speaking and Portuguese-speaking Sub-Saharan Africa for 2026-2027 season. Starting in November, Senegalese wrestling will air on Canal+Sport channels in French and Wolof, and on SuperSPort in English. The six featured events […]
ESA: “We need more Ariane launches”
The European Space Agency (ESA) is in talks with ArianeGroup in order to increase availability of the giant Ariane rockets. The news comes from ESA’s Media Briefing on October 22nd when ESA Director General Josef Aschbacher and ESA Council Chair Juan Carlos Cortés outlined the key decisions and main outcomes of the 350th Council meeting […]
Nokia, ICEYE to help Ukraine with satellites
Finnish tech giants have announced a plan to help Ukraine build its own sovereign satellite system. Finland-based ICEYE and Nokia have signed a letter of intent with Ukraine’s Defense Ministry, formalising a partnership aimed at developing Ukraine’s own satellite communications system. The plan will not be achieved overnight but is a major step forward and […]
Eutelsat, QMC extend DTH deal
Eutelsat has renewed its partnership with Qatar Media Corporation (QMC), Qatar’s national public broadcasting organisation, for a new multi-year agreement for the distribution of its TV services across the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) via the Eutelsat 7 West A satellite. Under the agreement, QMC will continue to use Eutelsat’s satellite capacity and uplink […]
RisingJoy backs vertical anime
RisingJoy, the Singapore-based micro-entertainment content company, has announced it will produce 30 vertical anime titles by the end of the first quarter of 2027, with the first six already delivered, as the company builds an original content business alongside its licensing operation. It has also signed a framework MOU with NTT Docomo Studio & Live […]
Musk in a mess
Nobody can doubt the many successes that Elon Musk and his teams have achieved at SpaceX. From rockets to Starlink, his products are making very real differences. This column tends not to comment on political matters other than when they might affect satellite contracts and business. But Elon Musk’s activity these past months, and especially […]
Chronicle Media says it can tell creators, media studios, brands, and more exactly who their audience will be–before they’ve even started a project
A growing YouTube channel. An indie animation studio launching a series trailer. A new TTRPG company trying to see whether its Kickstarter will pay off. Everyone involved in these endeavors has one thing in common: they can use Chronicle Media‘s predictive audience model Ubiquity. Chronicle, co-founded by Aaron Sisto, Scott Greenberg, and Ollie Lewis, describes […] Visit Tubefilter for more great stories.
The most expensive problems are the ones you’ve learned to live with
Some of retail’s biggest opportunities may be hiding inside familiar operational constraints.
Keeping pace with Walmart Marketplace: the work behind Base.com’s Innovation Award
Base.com wins the Walmart Marketplace Innovation Award at Let's Grow 2026.