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29.03.26 - 11:12
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HBO Max pins hopes on Friends and Harry Potter to win UK streaming war (The Guardian)
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Warner Bros-owned brand's late arrival to British TV prompts deals for viewers as battle for subscribers heats upThe launch of HBO Max into the increasingly crowded UK television market last week has prompted deals for consumers as former rivals team up amid a slowdown in subscriber growth.The Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) streaming service hopes a competitive price for direct sign-ups and deals bundling the service through Sky will make it a must-have and not an also-ran, in a British TV ecosystem upended by Netflix 14 years ago. Continue reading......
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27.03.26 - 18:36
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ROUNDUP 2: CTS Eventim enttäuscht mit Prognose - Kurs sackt um gut 23 Prozent ab (DPA-AFX)
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Vorstandschef Klaus-Peter Schulenberg rechnet 2026 bei Umsatz und operativem Gewinn nach zuletzt deutlichen Zuwächsen nur mit einem leichten Anstieg. Widersprüchliche Aussagen in Geschäftsbericht und Pressemitteilung sorgten zusätzlich für Verwirrung. Doch Analysten hatten ohnehin deutlichere Steigerungen erwartet. Die im MDAX notierte Aktie verlor am Freitag fast ein Viertel an Wert..
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27.03.26 - 13:36
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UK music industry highlights need for black talent in executive roles (The Guardian)
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Report shows black music accounts for 80 per cent of money generated by UK industry in past 30 yearsLeading figures in the UK music industry are calling for more work to be done to support black talent in executive roles as a report finds that 80% of UK music revenue has been generated by black music in the past 30 years.A recent report by UK Music states that black music has made £24.5bn out of the £30bn generated by the UK music industry in the past 30 years. However, industry figures have highlighted that black people are still kept out of top executive roles. Continue reading......
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26.03.26 - 22:30
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March Madness fuels debate on legal sports gambling (The Hill)
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ATLANTA – March Madness is shining a spotlight on sports betting across the United States. The practice is already legal in a majority of states and Washington, D.C., leaving about a dozen, including California, Texas, Utah and Hawaii, where bets on sports are illegal. Americans will legally wager $3.3 billion on the NCAA men's and women's Division I basketball tournaments this year, the American Gaming Association......
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