AMTC News — 28 Sep 2026 (EN)
Today's briefing: BBC funding could move to an £11 broadband levy · Netflix expands ads across EMEA · Streaming audiences disengage from advertising · Fury versus Joshua will stream on Netflix.
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BBC funding could move to an £11 broadband levy
The BBC licence fee could be replaced by an eleven-pound monthly charge on household broadband bills as ministers reconsider public broadcasting finance.
Netflix expands ads across EMEA
Netflix will introduce its advertising-supported subscription tier in nine more EMEA markets next March, substantially widening its European commercial footprint.
broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)Streaming audiences disengage from advertising
TVision and Viant report a widening streaming attention gap, despite audiences spending more than four hours each day watching video.
Fury versus Joshua will stream on Netflix
Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will meet in Cardiff on December eleventh, with Netflix streaming their long-awaited heavyweight contest live.
Prime Video leads Italy with 11 million subscriptions
Prime Video led Italy's subscription video market in July with an estimated eleven million subscriptions, according to data from Sensemakers.
broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)AFP and Dalet bring C2PA into news video
AFP and Dalet are developing a proof of concept that embeds C2PA Content Credentials into video encoding and news delivery workflows.
Disney Plus removes premium picture formats in France
Disney Plus faces a French consumer challenge after removing HDR and Dolby Vision from Premium subscriptions without cutting the price.
broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)Sources
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