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3 weeks ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
Genius Sports, the data, technology and broadcast partner that powers ecosystem connecting sports, betting and media, has announced a strategic partnership with TV measurement company, iSpot. The partnership will provide Genius Sports with iSpot’s Outcomes and Unified Measurement solutions, which verifies and measures video advertising across the vast array of content types, such as linear TV, streaming platform apps and services, that consumers have at their fingertips.
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3 weeks ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
Counterpoint Research has revised down its 2025 global smartphone shipment growth forecast to 1.9 per cent YoY from the previous 4.2 per cent YoY, in light of the renewed uncertainties surrounding US tariffs. However, most regions will still likely see growth, except North America and China, according to Counterpoint Research’s Market Outlook Smartphone Shipment Forecast Report.
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3 weeks ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
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1 month ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
BBC Sport has secured the rights to show the Tour of Britain Women. The event, which will run from June 5th to 8th, will see a record number of 18 teams compete across four stages; starting in the Tees Valley and concluding in Glasgow. BBC Sport will stream every stage live across all four days on BBC iPlayer and the BBC Sport website and app. Highlights, clips and key moments will also be shared across BBC Sport’s social channels throughout the event.
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1 month ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
BBC Studios Productions has taken full ownership of Mothership TV. The unscripted indie prodco will now become part of BBC Studios’ newly announced Unscripted Productions, led by Kate Ward. The deal marks the corporation’s main commercial arm taking full ownership of its second unscripted indie following the acquisition of Voltage TV in 2022.
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1 month ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
Duplitech, a player in catalogue content restoration, has announced a strategic partnership with Deepdub, a specialist in AI-powered voice solutions. The partnership will leverage Deepdub’s AI technology to initially bring over 110 episodes of classic English-language content to new markets with nuanced Latin American Spanish dubs, unlocking global distribution opportunities.
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1 month ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
May 29, 2025 By Nik Roseveare Three new, short documentaries will debut on TNT Sports and discovery+ on May 31st, commissioned by WBD Access and TNT Sports as part of Reframe the Game – a programme that aims to tell untold stories from across women’s sport. First up is The Long Away Game, directed by Hannah Congdon. This is the story of an Afghan footballer who dreamed of a career in sport. When the Taliban regained control of the country in 2021, her world turned upside down.
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1 month ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
Dooya Media Group, (DMG) Beauty World Search and Straight Up Studios have announced the official launch of Season 2 of The Fashion Hero, now streaming on Xumo Play, and available on The Roku Channel as of June 1st, with more outlets to come. The Fashion Hero is a groundbreaking international television series that challenges the conventional standards of beauty, celebrating real people with inspiring stories.
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1 month ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
Cadent, the predictive advertising company, has announced the availability of advanced supply category targeting within the Cadent Ad Manager, underscoring its commitment to open, transparent and quality digital supply. By unifying Jounce’s supply categories with bid-stream data, Cadent empowers advertisers with control over supply categories directly in the Cadent Ad Manager, creating a cohesive, user-friendly experience that drives best-in class programmatic ad buying across screens.
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1 month ago | 
advanced-television.com | Nick Snow
The 2001 merger of Time Warner and AOL is up there in most analysts top 10 of worst, and most value destroying, deals ever. But those troubles were meant to have been long left behind with the much later deal to drop any reference to Time, merge with Discovery and resurrect the old Warner Brothers brand. But Warner Brothers Discovery is struggling.
