AMTC News — 29 Oct 2026 (EN)
Today's briefing: EBU challenges Meta's content-scraping terms · Eighty-nine percent of CTV ad requests lack content signals · Germany seeks one measure for total video reach · Polsat brings thousands of hours to YouTube.
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In this briefing
EBU challenges Meta's content-scraping terms
The European Broadcasting Union is demanding changes to Meta's commercial terms, warning they grant broad permission to scrape linked websites.
Eighty-nine percent of CTV ad requests lack content signals
Wurl says eighty-nine percent of connected-television advertising requests lack the content information buyers need to understand streaming inventory.
Germany seeks one measure for total video reach
AGF is calling for independent, comparable measurement across television and streaming to show advertisers the true reach of campaigns.
Polsat brings thousands of hours to YouTube
Polsat and YouTube have formed a strategic partnership, bringing thousands of hours from the Polish broadcaster's library onto the platform.
OGraf advances vendor-neutral broadcast graphics
The EBU's OGraf initiative is developing modular, vendor-neutral graphics designed to work across broadcast systems and multiple screen formats.
Artificial-intelligence assistants speed post production
DaVinci Resolve is adding artificial-intelligence assistants that automate scripting and repetitive post-production tasks while keeping creative decisions with editors.
ProSiebenSat.1 will close teletext
ProSiebenSat.1 will end teletext in early 2027 after declining audience interest, closing another legacy television information service.