AMTC News — 29 Sep 2026 (EN)
Today's briefing: Paramount raises $44.4bn for Warner Bros Discovery bid · Arqiva backs UK terrestrial television until 2044 · Indonesia tests direct television to phones over 5G Broadcast · Netflix deploys 80 Sony cameras for Wonka series.
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Paramount raises $44.4bn for Warner Bros Discovery bid
Paramount plans a forty-four-point-four-billion-dollar bond offering to help finance its proposed acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery alongside cash and term loans.
Arqiva backs UK terrestrial television until 2044
Arqiva recommends keeping Britain's digital terrestrial television network operating until twenty forty-four instead of forcing viewers toward internet-only delivery sooner.
broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)Indonesia tests direct television to phones over 5G Broadcast
Indonesia's public broadcaster TVRI has begun testing direct television delivery to mobile phones using 5G Broadcast technology in the capital Jakarta.
broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)Netflix deploys 80 Sony cameras for Wonka series
Netflix's Wonka reality series used eighty Sony cameras, including thirty cinema-style remote units and fifty broadcast pan-tilt-zoom cameras across production.
tvbeurope.com (opens in a new tab)Neighbours returns as a vertical mobile series
Fremantle and RoseBerry are transforming archived Neighbours storylines into vertical-native mobile episodes using an AI-assisted production workflow called RedSnapper.
Ziggo completes large-scale DOCSIS 4.0 deployment
Aurora Networks and Ziggo have completed Europe's first large-scale unified DOCSIS four-point-zero node deployment inside an operating broadband network.
broadbandtvnews.com (opens in a new tab)80% of UK television owners stream
A UK survey finds eighty percent of television owners stream films or programmes, compared with sixty-four percent who watch live broadcasts.
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