Telus expands TV+ offering with support from 3SS
3 Screen Solutions (3SS) said Canadian telco Telus has launched its Telus TV+ entertainment platform on Samsung and LG smart TVs, following on from the April 2025 rollout of Fire TV devices.

3 Screen Solutions (3SS) said Canadian telco Telus has launched its Telus TV+ entertainment platform on Samsung and LG smart TVs, following on from the April 2025 rollout of Fire TV devices.
Gracenote, the content data business unit of Nielsen, said its 2025 State of Play report concludes that video platforms relying on engagement to drive their businesses face major risks by not delivering user experiences that help viewers navigate massive amounts of available content.
AI live captioning specialist AI-Media has appointed Audio Visual Events (AVE) as its exclusive rental partner for the live events market in Australia.
Video streaming technology provider Bitmovin has launched the Bitmovin Agentic AI Hub that it says brings together Bitmovin’s products to offer agentic AI services for workflow automation.
Cloud playout solution provider Veset has launched a new self-service subscription portal that it says provides broadcasters, content owners and service providers with immediate access to cloud playout platform, Veset Nimbus.
Exports of British-owned TV programmes, such as Doctor Who, Ludwig, Nightsleeper and All Creatures Great and Small, have broken the £2bn barrier for the first time.
Artificial intelligence lies at the heart of many of the key changes that will affect the sports and media landscape over the next 12 months, according to the Digital Trends Report 2026 by sports marketing agency IMG.
Antipiracy coalition The Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE) and sports streamer DAZN have forced the closure of Photocall, a website with pirated content hosted from Spain that retransmitted live channels.
After receiving more than 400 nominations from around the globe, advocacy group Rise named the winners of the 2025 Rise Awards last night in a ceremony hosted by Comedian Laura Lexx at Troxy, London.
Disney and YouTube have struck a multi-year distribution agreement that ends a 15-day blackout that removed ABC, ESPN, FX, and other channels from the YouTube TV streaming platform.