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Streaming giants will be subject to same Ofcom scrutiny as traditional broadcasters such as the BBC Netflix, Amazon’s Prime Video and Disney+ are to come under “enhanced regulation” by the UK media
Streaming services in the U.K., including Netflix and Prime Video, will be subject to enhanced regulation by media watchdog Ofcom, granting it powers to investigate viewer complaints.
The investigation into the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie is being complicated by true crime enthusiasts, internet theorists, and livestreamers.
Discord's plan to implement global age checks has raised significant concerns within the streaming community, with many top streamers expressing distrust.
The British government plans to bring streaming services under the regulation of Ofcom to protect the public from harmful content, treating them similarly to traditional broadcasters.
Peacock is reportedly looking into a new growth strategy that involves selling subscriptions for other streaming services, aiming to expand its market reach.
White Speed went viral after suddenly appearing on Jasontheween’s “7 Days Stranded” island livestream. The surprise moment shocked viewers and added to his growing online fame. Known for following IShowSpeed during live streams, including the 2025 to 2026 Africa tour, White Speed continues to grab attention with unexpected appearances that leave streamers stunned.
During a livestream, Jasontheween addressed the 'Shizuku moment' and offered insights into the challenges and failures of relationships for full-time streamers.
The UK government plans to regulate streaming services like Netflix, bringing them in line with traditional broadcasters regarding content standards and oversight.
NBC's 'Today' program has seen significant year-over-year growth in recent weeks, driven by coverage of the Olympics and the Nancy Guthrie case, leading the morning show ratings.
The investigation into the kidnapping of Nancy Guthrie is being complicated by rampant speculation from true crime obsessives, internet theorists, and livestreamers.
Branded entertainment executives Anthony Damianakis and Pete Fergusson are launching an ambitious startup called IPX headquartered in Dubai, with offices also in London and Sydney. The innovative startup aims to connect brands with creators, producers, broadcasters, streamers and other content platforms to jointly develop premium content and ownable IP. IPX – which is being touted […]