Search results for "Fetch TV"
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NewsESPN Acquires Exclusive Rights to the Emirates FA Cup in Australia
• The deal kicks off this Sunday, April 7
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NewsRoy Morgan: Netflix surges beyond 11 million users in Australia
• The leading Australian-owned SVOD is Stan
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FeaturesStreaming anniversary: hayu goes global after NBCU’s Aussie launch
• Kardashians, Kost & Konvenience keys to growing reality TV platform
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NewsDiscovery down under: 7Food Network most recent deal in busy year
• Aussie content goes global – miners, vets and The Irwins!
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EntertainmentViacom launches Nick Jr., Play with Sky New Zealand
• Interactive App will offer full episodes, educational games and surprises
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FeaturesBest of British – from Vanity Fair and Press to The Little Drummer Girl
• BBC’s Tim Christlieb on the hottest drama soon to premiere + new channel brands
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BusinessLatest initiative for NBCUniversal International in ANZ is editorial expansion
NBCU’s Chris Taylor on growth and the changing TV marketplace.
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BusinessPwC Report: Entertainment and media industry must leverage trust assets to grow
• Fastest-growing segments: Subscription TV +10.1%, online ads +7.7%
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FeaturesAndrew Mercado’s Royal Wedding guide: Thumbs up for HBO, what’s happening at TEN?
This weekend, nearly every Australian network is covering the royal wedding.
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NewsViacom International Media Networks launching Nick Jr. Play in Australia
• Interactive app will offer library of full episodes, educational games and surprises to authenticated Foxtel and Fetch subscribers
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BusinessUpfront report: Ben Richardson on Nickelodeon and other Viacom Network brands
'If kids TV content quotas do change I hope networks will still realise the importance of kids audiences'
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NewsOptus reveals EPL pricing for 2016/17 season
Optus customers to get English Premier League from $15 per month on selected plans
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NewsScreen Australia launches Australian Screen Guide
Screen Australia's new website includes a database of where to watch Australian film and TV.
- Entertainment
Optus ambition: How EPL is just part of the telco’s plans
Optus Head of TV, Mobile Video and Content Paul Rybicki on the telco's bold plans