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Monday 2 November 2026 3 min 7 stories

AMTC News — 2 Nov 2026 (EN)

Today's briefing: Viaplay completes €142 million Dutch exit · Prime Video is profitable at tens of billions · TF1+ growth cannot offset advertising decline · Sport1 loses access to 40% of German homes.

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AMTC News — 2 Nov 2026 (EN)

In this briefing

Viaplay completes €142 million Dutch exit

Viaplay completes €142 million Dutch exit

Viaplay has completed the sale of its Dutch streaming and broadcasting operations to DPG Media's Videoland for one hundred forty-two million euros.

Prime Video is profitable at tens of billions

Prime Video is profitable at tens of billions

Amazon chief executive Andy Jassy says Prime Video is profitable, with annualised revenue now running in the tens of billions of dollars.

TF1+ growth cannot offset advertising decline

TF1+ growth cannot offset advertising decline

TF1 advertising revenue fell eight-point-nine percent to just over one billion euros in nine months, despite continued growth at streaming service TF1 Plus.

Sport1 loses access to 40% of German homes

Sport1 loses access to 40% of German homes

Sport1 has disappeared from Vodafone Germany's cable network, cutting the sports broadcaster off from roughly forty percent of German households.

Eutelsat LEO revenue rises 30%

Eutelsat LEO revenue rises 30%

Eutelsat's low-Earth-orbit revenue increased thirty percent, but its video business still supplies forty percent of total group revenue and continues shrinking.

Blue Planet III expands natural-history camera craft

Blue Planet III expands natural-history camera craft

Blue Planet Three used remote cameras, macro lenses, drones and a Mini Dome to capture immersive ocean perspectives for the BBC production.

Microsoft removes Copilot from smart TVs

Microsoft removes Copilot from smart TVs

Microsoft will retire Copilot on Samsung and LG televisions on December first, ending the assistant's smart-TV experiment after less than two years.

Full transcript
Viaplay has completed the sale of its Dutch streaming and broadcasting operations to DPG Media's Videoland for 142 million euros.