We can all agree that television is experiencing a transition process as technology is changing the way people entertain themselves in general, and the way they consume content in particular.
MTG left the Czech TV market officially in April by finalizing the deal to sell its 50% stake in FTV Prima to Denemo Media.
A+E Networks has been steadily growing its presence in the CEE region. Last year, the company launched its first channel in Turkey – Lifetime, and added H2 to its portfolio in Russia, while viewership for its nets in Poland and Romania has been increasing.
Discovery’s brands and channels continue to enjoy great popularity in the CEE region, offering a diverse slate of content on traditional TV, digital platforms and most recently through captivating VR experiences.
eSports is not just big, it’s huge. A recent report from IHS Markit shows that total hours viewed in the genre grew 19% to 6 billion globally in 2016. By 2019 this number will jump over the 9 billion mark.
Iliyan Stoychev asks Raphael Corrêa Netto, Executive Director of International Business at Globo, what are the latest highlights in the catalog of the Brazilian giant and how the company adapts to the fast-changing international market and the CEE region, in particular.
Polish commercial net TVN has been enjoying solid international sales during the past few years and is now looking to further grow its presence in the CEE region with its latest hits premiering at NATPE Budapest.
It has always been a hard task to predict which of the many technological novelties will rule our fast-changing world. Not long ago 3D TV was deemed “the next big thing” but just after a few years it turned out to be… dead.
