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Cable & Satellite International is a technology publication targeting the global video market, including cable, satellite, IPTV, mobile and terrestrial broadcast platforms. We assess technology trends and provide detailed product analysis relevant to the core video delivery functions - namely content contribution/backhaul, distribution/transport, playout/transmission and home networking. We also analyse the wider triple and quadruple play landscape. The bi-monthly BPA audited print magazine is complemented by an email newsletter sent every two weeks to over 10,000 industry professionals, the CSI Product of the Year Awards, and roundtables that focus on various topics. Source

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French telcos enter exclusive talks to acquire SFR in €20bn deal

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Bouygues Telecom, Iliad Group and Orange have entered exclusive negotiations with Altice France to acquire SFR, following a due diligence process and submission of a revised joint offer after previous offers were rejected. The discussions centre on acquiring most of Altice's French telecom assets, primarily SFR. The proposal values the Altice France assets under consideration at €20.35 billion, with exclusivity granted to the consortium until 15 May 2026 to finalise terms and documentation.
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Netflix to launch vertical video end-April as Q1 beats guidance

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Netflix will introduce a vertical video discovery feed by the end of April as part of a redesigned mobile app, aiming to make browsing faster and more engaging as viewing habits shift toward short-form, mobile-first formats. The new feature allows users to scroll through clips from shows and films, then watch, save or explore full titles, mirroring the experience popularised by short-form video platforms, a trend that all the other big streamers are now getting in on as well.
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exploring the technologies shaping modern content production

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As the media and entertainment industry continues to evolve at pace, MPTS 2026 returns to Olympia London on 13-14 May with a programme focused firmly on the technologies, workflows and talent shaping modern content production. Bringing together professionals from across media, production, broadcast and technology, the event offers a platform to explore how innovation is being applied in real-world environments - from traditional broadcast through to digital-first and creator-led content.
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Avid and Google Cloud team on agentic AI in video production

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Avid Technology and Google Cloud have entered a multi-year partnership to integrate generative and agentic AI into professional media production tools, aiming to streamline workflows and reduce the time required to create and manage content. The deal will see Google's Gemini models and Vertex AI embedded into Avid's core platforms, including Avid Media Composer and the cloud-native Avid Content Core.
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JioHotstar secures exclusive HBO Max Access in India

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JioHotstar and Warner Bros. Discovery have expanded their partnership to bring HBO Max to India, making JioHotstar the exclusive home of the service in the market. The new HBO Max hub is now live on the platform, offering a wide catalogue spanning HBO, Max Originals, Warner Bros. films and television, and DC Studios content. It brings together a large selection of premium international programming into a single destination for Indian audiences.
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Verizon augments network for FIFA World Cup 2026

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Verizon is preparing to deliver a highly connected and immersive experience at the FIFA World Cup 2026, deploying advanced 5G, fixed wireless access and broadcast technologies across stadiums, fan zones and surrounding areas. As the tournament's official telecommunications sponsor, the company is working to enhance how fans, broadcasters and organisers engage with the event.
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Roku reaches 100M households

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Roku has surpassed 100 million streaming households globally, a milestone that comes as audiences continue to move from traditional television to streaming platforms. The milestone, based on active accounts over a 30-day period, spans users accessing content through Roku streaming players, Roku-branded TVs and partner devices, all powered by the company's operating system and unified home screen interface.
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Fox to use AWS for Fox One streamer

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Fox Corp has named AWS as its preferred AI Cloud provider and deepening its collaboration with AWS to power the Fox One direct-to-consumer platform. This will see the broadcaster combine AWS Elemental MediaLive, MediaPackage, and MediaTailor with AWS AI/ML services, including AWS Elemental Inference, to help drive more intelligent and engaging viewing experiences.
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Jomboy debuts creator-led channel on Fubo

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Jomboy Media and FuboTV have launched a dedicated 24/7 channel on Fubo's live TV platform, introducing a continuous stream of creator-led sports programming timed with the start of the baseball season. Available to subscribers on Fubo's base plan, the new channel brings Jomboy's personality-driven content into a traditional TV-style environment, extending coverage beyond live games.
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Sky launches low-cost smart home offer

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Sky has introduced Sky Smart Home, a new entry-level smart home proposition designed to make connected home technology more affordable and easier to use, with pricing starting at £5 per month. The offering combines a smart doorbell, chime and a dedicated mobile app into a single system, enabling users to monitor their home remotely through live video, motion alerts and cloud recording.
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