Thailand-based streaming platform TrueVisions Now has selected Bitmovin’s Observability for video analytics across all supported platforms and devices, from smartphones and tablets to smart TVs and TrueID set-top boxes.
The recently announced joint venture between Accedo One and Magine Pro has been officially launched as Leyra. The new company combines the two services into one SaaS offering and aims to help OTT providers attract audiences, drive engagement, and retain users.
Dynamic ad insertion (DAI) specialist Yospace stitched 5.4 billion one-to-one addressable OTT advertisements across the 17 days of Milano Cortina 2026. This marks a 35.7% increase from the Paris 2024 Olympics, demonstrating the growing importance of ad-supported streaming to media companies, the company stated.
Yes, the pay-TV subsidiary of Israeli telco Bezeq, has selected video software provider Synamedia Iris to deliver advanced advertising capabilities. This deployment will enable Yes to expand its services with addressable advertising, according to Synamedia.
LTN and MediaKind have announced a strategic partnership to integrate MediaKind’s MK.IO Beam on-premise devices with the LTN Network, combining edge video processing with LTN’s global IP transport infrastructure.
3 Screen Solutions (3SS) has announced the appointment of Felix Walter as Chief Growth Officer of the Automotive division, with immediate effect. In this newly created role, Walter will be responsible for 3SS’s growth and commercial success in the worldwide automotive sector.
Dana Walden, the incoming President and Chief Creative Officer of The Walt Disney Company, has unveiled the new leadership structure for Disney Entertainment, bringing together the company’s streaming, film, and television businesses along with its games and digital entertainment division.
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Channel 4 has launched OnTrack, a new Paralympic alumni network.
Warner Bros. Discovery-owned streamer HBO Max has revealed its full pricing and programming line-up, ahead of its launch in the UK & Ireland on Thursday 26 March.
UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has pledged to provide the BBC with a permanent charter for the first time in its history, eliminating the current 10-year renewal process.
