Jorn Krieger is a journalist who writes for Broadband TV News. He covers a wide range of topics related to the television and media industry, including broadcasting rights, streaming services, and technological advancements. Jorn provides insightful analysis and updates on the latest developments in the world of television and media.
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Jorn Krieger's coverage primarily focuses on the television and streaming industry, with a keen interest in announcements from the private sector. He is likely to be interested in news related to changes in broadcasting rights, new entrants or exits from the streaming market, and major deals between media companies.
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Astra satellite operator SES has extended its partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery in a multi-year contract renewal.
German TV streaming provider waipu.tv is adding four FAST Channels to its portfolio in collaboration with BBC Studios.
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European AdTech company Utiq is entering the Austrian market in collaboration with domestic telco A1 Telekom Austria.
Liberty Global has completed the spin-off of its Swiss business, Sunrise, into a separate publicly traded company.
Azerion Group, an advertising and entertainment media platform based in the Netherlands, is taking over advertising broker Goldbach Austria.
Turkey’s national broadcaster TRT has adopted a solution developed by Insys Video Technologies for its streaming service tabii, securing and encrypting eight 24/7 live sports channels.
German TV broadcaster Sport1 will close its pay-TV channels Sport1+ and eSports1 at the end of 2024. Sportdigital will continue the channels from 1 January 2025 under the new names Sportdigital1+ and eSportsONE on the existing distribution platforms.
IPTV service provider Ocilion is opening up access to integrated premium apps on its current P500 set-top box series.
German media company Your Family Entertainment (YFE) has chosen SAWA Rights Management to distribute its Fix&Foxi channel and, for the first time, the RiC.today channel in the MENA region.
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