Mansha Daswani is an editor for World Screen, a leading international media company that covers the global entertainment industry. With a focus on the Asian market, Mansha's articles provide insights and updates on the latest developments in the world of television, including streaming platforms, content production, and industry trends.
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Factory Transmedia, the U.K. animation house behind such shows as the rebooted The Clangers and Strange Hill High , has entered liquidation.
Netflix added 9.3 million paid members in Q1 of this year to end the period with 269.6 million customers, a 16 percent year-on-year gain, with revenues rising by almost 15 percent to $9.4 billion.
By: Mansha Daswani
The Video Advertising Bureau (VAB) has highlighted key strategies for streamers amid a competitive environment in a new report, stressing the role
By: Mansha Daswani
Revenues rose to SEK4.76 billion ($438.6 million) at Viaplay Group in Q1, with the company emerging from a year-ago loss to deliver a profit of SEK605 million ($55.8 million).
Sports coverage on European public broadcasters contributed €4.9 billion ($5.2 billion) to the region's GDP in 2022 and supported more than 60,000 jobs, a new report commissioned by the EBU from Oxford Economics has found.
Hasbro has emerged for the year-ago's net loss to post a Q1 profit of $58.2 million on revenues of $757.3 million.
Mattel narrowed its first-quarter loss to $28 million from last year's $106.5 million, with revenues that were down slightly to $810 million.
Total revenues at TelevisaUnivision grew by 7 percent in the first quarter, reaching $1.1 billion, driven by its direct-to-consumer streaming strategy globally and its linear networks in Mexico.
Comcast Corporation posted a modest gain in revenues in Q1 as it reported improved numbers at Peacock while seeing erosion in its base of pay-TV subscribers.
By: Mansha Daswani
Advertising spend in the U.K. is expected to rise by 5.8 percent this year to reach £38.8 billion ($48.5 billion), with a further 4.5 percent increase in 2025 to take the market above £40 billion ($50 billion).
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