AMTC News — 23 Sep 2026 (EN)
Today's briefing: Pluto TV protected for five years in Paramount-WBD settlement · HBO Max joins Deutsche Telekom's MagentaTV · BBC R&D unveils time-addressable data store · ThinkAnalytics brings agentic AI to curation and advertising.
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Pluto TV protected for five years in Paramount-WBD settlement
Under its Warner settlement, Paramount Skydance must operate Pluto TV or an equivalent free ad-supported streaming service for five years.
broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)HBO Max joins Deutsche Telekom's MagentaTV
Deutsche Telekom has added Warner's Max service to its Magenta television platform, expanding the German offer with Warner and Discovery programming.
broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)BBC R&D unveils time-addressable data store
BBC Research and Development has unveiled an open, cloud-native specification for reading, writing and editing data attached to media timelines.
ThinkAnalytics brings agentic AI to curation and advertising
ThinkAnalytics is extending agentic artificial intelligence beyond recommendations into tools that help operators and editorial teams manage and promote content.
Starlink predicts a majority share of global internet
Elon Musk says Starlink could carry most global internet traffic within ten years, supported by planned satellites offering one hundred times more bandwidth.
Big Brother streaming rises thirty-two percent
ITV says Big Brother generated four point nine million streams in its opening week, up thirty-two percent from last year's comparable period.
Netflix partners with the British Library
Netflix and the British Library are partnering to help audiences discover the books behind popular films and television series.
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