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AMTC NEWS
Thursday 24 September 2026 3 min 7 stories

AMTC News — 24 Sep 2026 (EN)

Today's briefing: Ten US streaming services phased out in one quarter · EBU warns BHRT is on the brink of collapse · Airties adds network-level cybersecurity · Adobe Premiere launches on Android.

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AMTC News — 24 Sep 2026 (EN)

In this briefing

streaming consolidation

Ten US streaming services phased out in one quarter

Ten American streaming services were phased out during the second quarter as operators continued consolidating standalone platforms, according to Parks Associates.

Source broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)
public broadcasting

EBU warns BHRT is on the brink of collapse

The European Broadcasting Union says Bosnia and Herzegovina's public broadcaster BHRT is near collapse and can no longer operate normally.

broadband security

Airties adds network-level cybersecurity

Airties has added integrated cybersecurity to its connectivity management platform, giving broadband operators network-level protection across subscribers' connected devices.

Source broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)
mobile production

Adobe Premiere launches on Android

Adobe has launched Premiere on Android, extending its mobile editing offer after last year's debut of the application on iPhone.

Source tvbeurope.com (opens in a new tab)
content markets

MIP London ends after two years

RX is closing MIP London after two years, replacing the market with a two-day MIP Talks conference alongside the London Book Fair.

telecom bundles

Sky Italia takes direct control of Sky Mobile

Sky Italia is relaunching Sky Mobile as a directly managed virtual operator to strengthen bundles combining television, fixed broadband and mobile service.

Source broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)
audience engagement

Netflix launches Brazilian Tudum

Netflix is taking Tudum beyond English for the first time, launching a Brazilian edition with local coverage, interviews and viewing rankings.

Sources

Every story in this briefing links back to the original reporting.

Full transcript
Ten American streaming services were phased out during the second quarter as operators consolidating standalone platforms, according to Parks Associates.