Tag: OTT

BMA announced today a critical online forum, "From Spots to Streams: How Broadcasters Can Monetise Across Linear, OTT and FAST Platforms," designed to equip media executives with a practical playbook ...

At the just-concluded Broadcasters Convention – Southern Africa 2025 held in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, Brahim Jelassi, Sales Manager – Africa at LAWO, delivered a presentation titled “Navigating the Evolving Broadcast ...

Netflix is reportedly preparing to bid for Premier League broadcasting rights, a move that could significantly alter the sports media landscape. After recently losing out on key UEFA rights packages, ...

The African content streaming market is rapidly emerging as a global frontier, powered by a youthful, digitally connected audience and a strong appetite for authentic African stories. As the market ...

The Afrikaans-language version of “The Office,” titled “Die Kantoor,” has officially announced its premiere date on Showmax, set for January 20. Ahead of the double-episode launch on January 20, kykNET ...

Amazon announced that Prime Video has successfully extended its UEFA Champions League broadcasting rights in three major European countries. This deal comes after a successful inaugural season that attracted 13 ...

Broadcast Media Africa (BMA), the convener of the OTT Content Streaming Summit – Africa, is proud to announce that the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) will serve as the Official ...

Disney has announced that Disney+ subscribers can now enjoy a dedicated 24/7 channel streaming all 35 seasons of The Simpsons in chronological order. In addition to the ongoing series, Disney+ ...

Wedotv, the international free ad-supported streaming network, has enhanced its presence on the VIDAA smart-TV platform by launching its revamped direct-to-consumer AVOD app. This update includes the new FAST channel, ...

At the recent Broadcasters Convention – Southern Africa in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, Mr Stephen Watson, CEO of Discover Digital, shared his views that OTT streaming is no longer a "complementary ...