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Netflix will soon let customers make their own customized gaming avatars through the acquisition of Ready Player Me, an avatar-creation platform.
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The creator economy ad market will hit $37B this year – four times as fast as the overall media industry, according to an IAB report.
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More than half of global households (59 per cent) are worried about streaming annual price increases and, crucially, the majority think streaming platform price hikes (58 per cent) are unfair and unreasonable.
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Indian streaming giant JioHotstar is scaling its South India operations following dramatic audience growth over the past 10 months.
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Amazon's AI-generated Video Recaps on Prime Video provide 'comprehensive season recaps' to bring viewers up to speed on their favorite shows.
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Disney and Paramount are upping the ante on original content spending for 2026 — but it’s sports and international content that may reap the benefits.
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It is projected to end 2025 with US$1.4 billion in revenue across the region, excluding India and China, said Media Partners Asia Read more at The Business Times.
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BBC Studios has announced the formal integration of its media and streaming business in ANZ and Asia under the leadership of Robi Stanton.
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Sports marketing agency IMG's report has crowned YouTube as the priority platform for the sports industry for the second year running, due to its ability to reach new audiences across a variety of media formats, drive revenue, and deliver audience analytics, followed by Instagram, TikTok and Facebook.
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Webtoon Entertainment is set to enter a deal with Warner Bros. Animation to co-produce a slate of 10 fan-favorite Webtoon series for global distribution.
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Peacock, the streaming service of Comcast’s entertainment unit NBCUniversal, narrowed its third-quarter loss to $217 million compared with $436 million in the year-ago period.
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Tech giant Apple saw a healthy 15% bump in its Services segment, which continues to be its fastest-growing part of the business.
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The record annual results for Japan's booming anime industry were achieved even before the recent historic success of 'Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle.
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Parks Associates is forecasting that total subscription TV and video revenue in the U.S. will rise from $186.5 billion in 2025 to $190.7 billion in 2030.
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Geopolitical pressures and AI concerns still loom, but advertising is predicted to keep growing this year … though it's the tech giants that will reap the rewards.
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Over half of APAC marketers plan to further increase spending on online video, e-commerce, and influencer content in 2026, according to Kantar Media Reactions 2025.
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The Walt Disney Company and OpenAI have reached an agreement for Disney to become the first major content licensing partner on Sora, OpenAI’s short-form generative AI video platform.
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Netflix will soon let customers make their own customized gaming avatars through the acquisition of Ready Player Me, an avatar-creation platform.
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Both Disney+ and Hulu saw big subscriber gains as Bob Iger outlines a user-generated content add-on in streaming and execs dismiss M&A plans.
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That’s up from 200 million monthly viewers worldwide announced in April 2024 to underline the scale and reach of the Amazon ad-supported streaming platform worldwide.
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The FAST channels TV5MONDE Chefs, TV5MONDE Info and TV5MONDE Voyage are expanding their reach with a global rollout on TCL Channel and a launch in the U.S. on TCLtv+.
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Disney will be increasing its overall content spending by $1 billion to $24 billion, largely due to growth in sports rights fees including the newly renewed NBA agreement.
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Parks Associates has published research revealing that 38 per cent of US internet households subscribe to at least one sports-specific streaming service, up from just 4 per cent in 2019.
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The hero of Warner Bros. Discovery‘s third-quarter earnings was Superman, which helped drive its studio business to double-digit growth, but linear TV continues to to be a drag on the company’s bottom line, with TV advertising hit particularly hard.
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Paramount+ is planning price hikes in the U.S. early next year as the company also ramps up its content investment.
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