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AMC Global Media – UK is expanding its free streaming offering with the launch of a dedicated FAST channel built around The Walking Dead Universe, marking the first time the franchise will be available to UK audiences through a live, free ad-supported streaming channel.
Announced at SXSW London, the channel will launch in early June across multiple UK FAST p...
The BBC is expanding its use of short-form video with new features across its News and Sport apps, reflecting changing audience habits and the growing popularity of mobile-first content.
In a blog post, BBC Chief Product Officer Will Farrell-Green said the corporation was introducing swipeable vertical video experiences and a dedicated Shorts sect...
Ofcom has published its updated strategic approach to artificial intelligence, setting out how it plans to support AI adoption across the communications sector while addressing emerging risks to consumers.
The regulator said it would continue to apply its broadly technology-neutral and outcomes-based approach to AI, focusing on enabling innovation...
Late-night World Cup kick-offs are expected to change how UK football fans watch this summer’s tournament, according to new research from EE.
The tournament, hosted across the United States, Canada and Mexico, will mean late evening and overnight matches for UK viewers. EE says more than 80% of fans expect the timing to affect how many matches they watch liv...
TNT Sports has extended its plans for Glasgow 2026 by partnering with public service broadcaster Channel 5 to provide free-to-air highlights coverage of the Commonwealth Games.
Under the agreement, 5 will become the exclusive English-language free-to-air highlights broadcaster, showing daily round-ups from the Games, while TNT Sports will retain e...