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| 04 May 2021 Even though the market is set to show continued steady losses in key arenas, the global pay-TV industry is, says a study from Digital TV Research, on track to add 15 million more subscribers between 2020 and 2026 to take the global total to 1.02 billion. The Global Pay TV Subscriber Forecasts report looked at the state of pay-TV in 138 countries and found that fundamentally between 2020 and 2026, 92 countries will add pay-TV subscribers and 46 countries will lose them. Beset by years of continued cord-cutting, the US is projected to be the biggest loser by 2026 down...

| 03 May 2021 Marking the launch of its flagship movie brand in the Netherlands, SPI International has extended the reach of the FilmBox service in Western Europe, making it available to satellite and IP-based TV platform M7 Group. FilmBox will initially launch on 4 May to the basic package subscribers of the DTH and IPTV platforms of M7’s pay-TV platform Canal Digitaal. FilmBox offers a slate of Hollywood movies, evergreens and popular series to over 30 million households globally. Content highlights for the month of May include: 10 Things We Should Do Before We Break Up (2019...

A 19-year old man displayed a weapon at a Delray Beach McDonald’s last week because the store’s ice cream machine wasn’t working, according to NBC...

‘Great exhibition of culture, Islamic faith’: Pakistan to telecast Ertugrul during Ramzan Ertugrul broke the YouTube watching record, surpassing the viewer count of the show in Turkey, especially after Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan himself promoted the show adding that it promotes 'good culture' By Rasti Amena|   Updated: 13th April 2021 2:18 pm IST Ertugrul poster (Twitter) Islamabad: The Turkish historical fiction and adventure television series, Ertugrul Ghazi, which is set in the 13th century, centres around the life of Ertugrul, the father of Osman I–founder of the Ottoman...

Portland Tribune reporter admits to enjoying his 'guilty pleasure' of the self-described entertainment sport. Government restrictions to fight COVID-19 abruptly shut down nearly every live performance event in the country early last year, including concerts, plays, dance performances — and such guilty pleasure as monster truck races and, my personal favorite, professional wrestling. I can hear the howls of protest now. "How can possibly like professional wrestling? It's so crude and fake!" Then why is it so enduringly popular, even spawning spinoffs like "Young Rock," the new semi-autogr...