Online TV
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Return of Kevin Spacey drama in 2017 is confirmed – but Beau Willimon, the Oscar-nominated writer who has helmed the show since its debut, is to depart
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Churn is an issue for online services as it’s so easy to cancel. Here are three strategies being used to keep audiences beyond the free trial
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Revelmode will make videos, launch games and raise money for charity, with Felix Kjellberg joined by JackSepticEye, Markiplier and other YouTubers
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BBC3 going online only is set to be one of the biggest changes in the digital content world
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Popular vlogger to release Common Culture Vol. 4 through his own Heard Well label, which boasts fellow stars Lohanthony and Jc Caylen as curators
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Reports suggest Netplay, backed by billionaire Teddi Sagi, is prepared to pay £100m for pools business
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Aleks Habdank joins as chief operating officer, while Joe Eldridge will be TV engineering director
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Ofcom study shows 70% of British adults watch free-to-air catch-up services such as iPlayer or All4, ahead of France and Spain on 52%
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US groups found promotional videos for Coca-Cola, Oreos and other products in children’s app, and want regulators to investigate
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DisneyLife, initially launching in UK, will be first time Hollywood giant has offered such a wide range of content in one place
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Kids are generating billions of video views on the online video service, but it’s raising some talking points for parents
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Sky Q service includes premium set-top box and ‘best of the web’ streaming and will enable viewers to watch shows on up to five different screens
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DisneyLife offers movies, such as Frozen, as the cost of buying content from all big subscription services rises to £450 a year
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Ofcom to regulate services such as Channel 4’s All4 and Sky’s Now TV, which were previously overseen by ATVOD
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Body slamming US stars beat nursery-rhymes channel Little Baby Bum with 456.4m views of their videos, boosted by Summerslam 2015
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British gamer Daniel Middleton’s Minecraft videos beat WWE wrestling, Little Baby Bum, BuzzFeed and Taylor Swift with 400m July views
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Despite 50m downloads of Angry Birds 2 game, 38% headcount reduction aims to help ‘leaner and more agile’ company recover from over-expansion
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Service aims to help Google-owned video streaming company compete for live gaming audience after it failed to buy market leader
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Former Top Gear trio ‘won’t be getting mobbed’ in their home country after their move to ‘Amazon Past Their Prime’, claims journalist and ex-CNN presenter
Ripper Street cancelled by Amazon Prime