Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Wednesday, March 25, 2026
Executive Summary This week’s newsletter highlights significant movements within the broadcasting and AI technology sectors, focusing on strategic business decisions and technological advancements that are shaping the industry. Notably, the Premier League’s exploration of over-the-top (OTT) broadcasting options underscores a broader shift towards direct-to-consumer media services, reflecting changing viewer preferences and the potential for increased revenue streams. Meanwhile, Orange’s potential divestment of Globecast to Verdoso points to a strategic realignment focusing on core telecommunications services amidst a changing media distribution landscape. Additionally, the expansion of partnerships and technological upgrades, such as those by LTN and Harmonic, and Grass Valley’s multiple projects, illustrate the ongoing evolution and adaptation required in infrastructure to meet the demands of modern broadcasting. These stories collectively depict an industry in transition, driven by technological innovation and strategic shifts in business models. Industry News Explained: What the Premier League Really Wants From OTT The Premier League’s interest in OTT platforms is part of a broader strategy to maximize its global media revenues, which already surpass $5 billion annually. This move could redefine how sports content is consumed worldwide, offering more personalized and direct engagement with fans. Read More →(https://www.svgeurope.org/blog/headlines/explained-what-the-premier-league-really-wants-from-ott/#new_tab) Orange eyes Globecast divestment Orange is considering the sale of its media services business, Globecast, to investment fund Verdoso. This decision reflects a strategic shift to focus more on its core telecom operations while still ensuring that Globecast’s extensive customer base in media distribution is maintained. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/03/25/orange-eyes-globecast-divestment/) Roku adds 5 ITV Studios FAST channels in UK Roku has expanded its content offering in the UK by adding five new FAST channels from ITV Studios. This development is part of a larger trend where Roku is intensifying its content library to enhance viewer engagement and platform attractiveness. Read More →(https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/03/24/roku-adds-5-itv-studios-fast-channels-in-uk/) IBC2026 Accelerator PoCs explore agentic production, reinventing transmission layer on live media, and more The IBC2026 event is showcasing groundbreaking proof of concepts (PoCs) that include agentic production and innovative changes to the transmission layer in live media. Major broadcasters like the BBC and NBCUniversal are participating, highlighting the industry’s commitment to technological innovation. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/business/ibc2026-accelerator-pocs-explore-agentic-production-reinventing-transmission-layer-on-live-media-and-more) NAB 2026: LTN and Harmonic Expand Partnership to Support FAST Growth and C-Band Migration In anticipation of the FCC’s C-band spectrum auction, LTN and Harmonic are expanding their partnership to support the rapid growth of FAST services and facilitate the migration from satellite to more flexible distribution methods. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/03/20/ltn-and-harmonic-expand-partnership-to-support-fast-growth-and-c-band-migration/) Technology Updates SES orders 28 MEO satellites SES is significantly expanding its satellite fleet with an order for 28 next-generation meoSphere satellites from K2 Space, aiming to enhance global connectivity services by 2030. This represents one of the largest orders in the satellite industry for medium-Earth orbit technology. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/03/25/ses-orders-28-meo-satellites/) Cloud-Native Media Has Arrived – But Operating it Effectively is the Real Challenge The media industry’s shift to cloud-native architectures is well underway, but the challenge now lies in managing these systems effectively to maximize their potential benefits. This transition is crucial for scalability and flexibility in content distribution. Read More →(https://www.svgeurope.org/blog/headlines/cloud-native-media-has-arrived-but-operating-it-effectively-is-the-real-challenge/#new_tab) Leonine Studios extends Kogel’s contract and reshapes board Leonine Studios has secured its leadership’s continuity by extending CEO Fred Kogel’s contract until 2028. This move is part of a broader strategy to stabilize and steer the company through upcoming industry challenges and opportunities. Read More →(https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/03/25/leonine-studios-extends-kogels-contract-and-reshapes-board/) Grass Valley Upgrades University of Pittsburgh Athletics to ST 2110 IP Production Infrastructure Grass Valley has upgraded the University of Pittsburgh Athletics’ broadcast facilities to a SMPTE ST 2110 IP infrastructure, enhancing their production capabilities and future-proofing their operations. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/03/24/grass-valley-upgrades-university-of-pittsburgh-athletics-to-st-2110-ip-production-infrastructure/) Grass Valley delivers win with French national lottery UHD upgrade Grass Valley has successfully upgraded the French national lottery’s production facilities with new UHD cameras, boosting the quality of their live draws and other broadcasts. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/production-post/grass-valley-delivers-win-with-french-national-lottery-uhd-upgrade) Market Trends Report: Sports rights holders need to diversify beyond live content A new report suggests that sports rights holders should expand their content offerings beyond live events, as streaming becomes increasingly popular in key markets like Spain, Italy, and the US. This strategy could help maximize audience engagement and revenue. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/media-consumption/report-sports-rights-holders-need-to-diversify-beyond-live-content) Analysis: What Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 Pivot Means for Global Sport and Mega-Projects Saudi Arabia’s ambitious Vision 2030 aims to transform the country into a global sports hub, but the feasibility and implications of these mega-projects are still under scrutiny. This pivot could significantly impact the global sports and entertainment landscape. Read More →(https://www.svgeurope.org/blog/headlines/analysis-what-saudi-arabias-vision-2030-pivot-means-for-global-sport-and-mega-projects/#new_tab) Ratings Roundup: 2026 World Baseball Classic is Most Watched WBC Telecast EVER with Over 10 Million Viewers The 2026 World Baseball Classic set new viewership records, highlighting the growing popularity of baseball on a global scale. This event’s success underscores the potential for sports to attract massive audiences. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/03/20/ratings-roundup-milano-cortina-2026-paralympics-is-most-watched-on-record-hitting-over-22-million-viewers/) Study: Europeans centre video habits around living room TV Despite the rise of mobile and online viewing, a recent study shows that the majority of Europeans still prefer watching videos in their living rooms, emphasizing the importance of traditional TV in the digital age. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/03/25/study-europeans-centre-video-habits-around-living-room-tv/) Looking Ahead Looking ahead, the potential sale of Globecast by Orange could reshape service offerings in the media distribution sector, possibly setting a precedent for similar divestitures as companies focus on core competencies. Additionally, the Premier League’s exploration of OTT platforms may accelerate the shift towards direct consumer engagement in sports broadcasting, influencing how other leagues and sports entities approach media rights sales and content distribution. These developments, along with technological advancements in satellite communications and IP infrastructures, are likely to define the strategic directions of the broadcasting and media industries in the coming years. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. 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Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Wednesday, March 11, 2026
Executive Summary This week’s newsletter highlights significant strides in AI integration, strategic partnerships, and technological advancements within the broadcasting and technology sectors. TAG Video Systems is set to enhance its IP-native Realtime Media Platform at NAB 2026, introducing features that promise greater operational visibility and efficiency. In strategic collaboration news, Canal+ and Sky have entered into a co-commissioning pact to produce premium English-language dramas, while Disney+ expands its sports broadcasting reach by streaming March Madness across Europe and South Africa. On the AI front, Canal+ is intensifying its AI capabilities through new partnerships with OpenAI and Google Cloud, focusing on content discovery and creative tools enhancement. Additionally, the industry is witnessing a broader adoption of AI in sports broadcasting, as discussed at SportsInnovation 2026, and Harmonic’s latest innovations aimed at transforming streaming and broadcast operations. These developments are set against a backdrop of broader market trends, including the expansion of second-screen viewing across older demographics and significant investments in connectivity by AT&T. Industry News Less tools, more visibility: TAG Video Systems at NAB 2026 TAG Video Systems is enhancing its IP-native Realtime Media Platform with new features such as visual service health diagnostics and expanded color analysis tools, which are set to debut at NAB 2026. These advancements are designed to provide broadcast teams with increased operational visibility and efficiency. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/news-releases/less-tools-more-visibility-tag-video-systems-at-nab-2026) Canal+ and Sky strike drama co-commissioning pact Canal+ and Sky have announced a partnership to co-commission at least two premium English-language scripted dramas. This collaboration aims to pool resources and expertise to elevate their offerings in the competitive global streaming market. Read More →(https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/03/11/canal-and-sky-strike-drama-co-commissioning-pact/) Eurovision Sport and Camb.AI to Provide Live and On-Demand Subtitling for Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games Eurovision Sport and Camb.AI are set to enhance the viewing experience for the Milano Cortina 2026 Paralympic Winter Games by providing live and on-demand subtitling. This initiative reflects a growing emphasis on accessibility in sports broadcasting. Read More →(https://www.svgeurope.org/blog/headlines/eurovision-sport-and-camb-ai-to-provide-live-and-on-demand-subtitling-for-milano-cortina-2026-paralympic-winter-games/) Disney+ to stream March Madness in Europe, South Africa In a significant expansion of its sports broadcasting, Disney+ will stream the NCAA Division I Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments across Europe and South Africa. This move leverages ESPN’s global NCAA rights and marks Disney+’s growing presence in sports media. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/03/11/disney-to-stream-march-madness-in-europe-south-africa/) Roku and X Games Expand U.S. Streaming Rights Partnership Roku and X Games have broadened their U.S. streaming rights partnership through a new multi-year deal. This agreement will see MonoPay X Games League (XGL) events streamed exclusively on Roku Sports Channel, enhancing Roku’s sports content portfolio. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/03/11/roku-and-x-games-expand-u-s-streaming-rights-partnership/) Technology Updates At SportsInnovation 2026, AI Remains Biggest Opportunity and Toughest Challenge The biennial SportsInnovation 2026 event highlighted AI as both a significant opportunity and a challenge in sports technology. Discussions focused on how AI can transform sports broadcasting and analytics, underscoring its pivotal role in future developments. Read More →(https://www.svgeurope.org/blog/headlines/sports-innovation-2026-ai-still-the-biggest-opportunity-and-toughest-challenge-as-technology-and-production-innovators-descend-on-dusseldorf/#new_tab) Canal+ taps OpenAI and Google Cloud to expand AI capabilities Canal+ is enhancing its AI-driven content discovery and creative tools through new partnerships with OpenAI and Google Cloud. This strategic move aims to leverage cutting-edge AI technologies to improve user experience and operational efficiency. Read More →(https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/03/11/canal-to-use-openai-for-content-discovery-in-app-revamp/) RTS aims to ‘move the conversation’ on inclusivity in production The RTS event, Accessible by design, showcased CAERUS, the world’s first wheelchair-based camera system, highlighting advancements in inclusive production technologies. This initiative is part of a broader effort to transform the screen industries through inclusivity. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/business/rts-aims-to-move-the-conversation-on-inclusivity-in-production) Canal+ to deploy Google Cloud AI tech; successful 2025 Following a successful year, Canal+ plans to deploy Google Cloud’s latest generative AI technologies across its European and African markets starting in June. This deployment is expected to significantly enhance content personalization and operational agility. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/03/11/canal-to-deploy-google-cloud-ai-tech/) Harmonic Accelerates Streaming and Broadcast Transformations Harmonic is set to introduce major enhancements to its video appliances and SaaS solutions at the 2026 NAB Show. These innovations, including a next-generation media server and new AI-driven features, are designed to streamline video distribution and monetization processes. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/03/09/harmonic-accelerates-streaming-and-broadcast-transformations-at-2026-nab-show/) Market Trends Omdia: second-screen video viewing spreads to older audiences Omdia’s latest research indicates a significant increase in second-screen video viewing among older demographics in the United States, suggesting a shift in media consumption habits across age groups. Read More →(https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/03/11/omdia-second-screen-video-viewing-spreads-to-older-audiences/) Ratings Roundup: Post Olympics High, NHL on ESPN Viewership Spikes Over 50% Recent ratings data show a post-Olympics viewership surge for the NHL on ESPN, with an increase of over 50%. This spike reflects the growing popularity of hockey and the effective broadcast strategies employed. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/03/06/ratings-roundup-post-olympics-high-nhl-on-espn-viewership-spikes-over-50/) AT&T announces $250bn US connectivity investment AT&T has committed over $250 billion to enhance US connectivity infrastructure. This investment aims to build high-speed networks and improve resilience, setting the stage for future technological advancements and economic growth. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/03/11/att-announces-250bn-us-connectivity-investement/) Research: aggregation and all-inclusive rights help stop viewer churn of sports fans Hub Entertainment Research’s latest findings suggest that aggregation and all-inclusive broadcasting rights are key to reducing viewer churn among sports fans, highlighting the importance of accessible and comprehensive sports content offerings. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/media-consumption/research-aggregation-and-all-inclusive-rights-help-stop-viewer-churn-of-sports-fans) Looking Ahead Looking ahead, the strategic partnerships and AI integrations highlighted this week are set to reshape the landscape of broadcasting and technology. The collaboration between Canal+ and Sky, for instance, will likely set a precedent for future content co-commissioning agreements, potentially leading to richer and more diverse programming. Meanwhile, the expansion of AI capabilities by Canal+ through partnerships with OpenAI and Google Cloud could catalyze further adoption of AI across the industry, influencing how content is created and consumed. As these technologies and collaborations unfold, they will undoubtedly influence market dynamics and consumer expectations, driving innovation and competition in the broadcasting sector. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. LinkedIn | Email contact@ancast.co.uk © 2026 Ancast Intelligence. Professional insights for industry leaders.
Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Executive Summary This week in the broadcasting and AI technology sectors, we’ve observed significant strategic movements and technological advancements that are shaping the future of media consumption and production. Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) has demonstrated a strong performance with its innovative streaming solutions during the Winter Olympics, leveraging technologies like Olympics Multiview to enhance viewer engagement. Concurrently, WBD is also navigating potential corporate restructuring, as it considers a proposal from Paramount Skydance Corporation that could redefine its strategic alliances following its merger agreement with Netflix. On another front, partnerships in technology are bolstering capabilities, as seen with Panasonic’s collaboration with Skyworth, which aims to enhance sales, marketing, and product quality in entertainment technologies. These developments, coupled with expanded content distribution agreements like that between ITV and Disney, underscore a dynamic period of growth and transformation in the industry. Industry News Warner Bros Discovery reports best-ever streaming Winter Olympics Warner Bros. Discovery has achieved a new milestone with its streaming service during the Winter Olympics, reporting unprecedented viewer engagement. Innovations such as the Olympics Multiview attracted about 32% of the streaming audience, showcasing the company’s commitment to enhancing the user experience with advanced technology. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/media-consumption/warner-bros-discovery-reports-best-ever-streaming-winter-olympics) Making the Warner Bros. Discovery Sports Winter Olympics Production Work, From Monitoring to Transmission to Comms Warner Bros. Discovery Sports managed a complex network of channels across Europe for the Winter Games. The intricate operations involved in monitoring, transmission, and communications highlight the logistical prowess and technological sophistication needed to deliver such a large-scale event successfully. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/02/24/making-the-warner-bros-discovery-sports-winter-olympics-production-work-from-monitoring-to-transmission-to-comms/) ITV and Disney expand partnership with primetime Hulu Originals window ITV and The Walt Disney Company have broadened their strategic relationship in the UK, introducing an exclusive primetime linear window for Hulu Original dramas on ITV1. This expansion not only enhances content availability but also strengthens the bond between traditional broadcasting and streaming platforms. Read More →(https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/02/24/itv-and-disney-expand-partnership-with-primetime-hulu-originals-window/) WBD warms to Paramount offer Warner Bros Discovery is considering a revised proposal from Paramount Skydance Corporation, which could potentially lead to a superior company proposal as defined in WBD’s merger agreement with Netflix. This development indicates a significant potential shift in the media landscape, reflecting the ongoing strategic realignments within the industry. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/02/25/wbd-warms-to-paramount-offer/) NFL and StatusPRO Expand Partnership with New Rights, Renewed Gaming License The NFL and StatusPRO are expanding their partnership, which now includes new rights and a renewed gaming license. This collaboration leverages AI and emerging technologies to enhance fan experiences and broaden the scope of interactive sports content. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/02/24/nfl-and-statuspro-expand-partnership-with-new-rights-renewed-gaming-license/) Technology Updates Panasonic partners with Skyworth Panasonic Entertainment & Communication has entered into a strategic partnership with Shenzhen Skyworth Display Technology. This collaboration will see Skyworth leading sales, marketing, and logistics, while Panasonic provides its renowned expertise and quality assurance, aiming to strengthen their market presence in entertainment technologies. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/02/25/panasonic-partners-with-skyworth/) Viewer Engagement: How Broadcasters Are turning Data Into Quality Fan Experiences Broadcasters are increasingly utilizing data analytics to transform sports broadcasting into engaging fan experiences. This trend is driven by the availability of extensive sports content, which requires broadcasters to innovate continually to capture and maintain audience interest. Read More →(https://www.svgeurope.org/blog/headlines/viewer-engagement-how-broadcasters-are-turning-data-into-quality-fan-experiences/#new_tab) Appear’s X Platform gains YouTube SRT verification for live delivery Appear’s X Platform has achieved official YouTube verification for its Secure Reliable Transport (SRT) capabilities, enhancing its live streaming services. This certification allows broadcasters and production teams to reliably and efficiently deliver live feeds to YouTube, ensuring high-quality streaming experiences. Read More →(https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/02/24/appears-x-platform-gains-youtube-srt-verification-for-live-delivery/) TNDV Supports Passion Conference 2026 with Cinematic Live Production Workflow TNDV, part of Live Media Group, provided broadcast and live event product services for Passion 2026, utilizing a cinematic live production workflow. This marks the 17th year TNDV has supported this large-scale faith-based gathering, demonstrating their expertise in delivering high-quality live event productions. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/02/24/tndv-supports-passion-conference-2026-with-cinematic-live-production-workflow/) Haarlem Studios puts Sony cameras at the heart of its workflows Haarlem Studios has integrated Sony cameras, including the FX2, FX3, and FX30, into its core operations. These cameras are being used across various productions such as TV shows, podcasts, and fashion shoots, highlighting Sony’s impact on modern production environments. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/production-post/haarlem-studios-puts-sony-cameras-at-the-heart-of-its-workflows) Market Trends HBO Max to launch in 12 new Asia-Pacific markets on March 26 Warner Bros. Discovery is set to expand HBO Max’s reach by launching the streaming service in 12 new Asia-Pacific markets. This strategic move precedes its anticipated launch in the UK and Ireland, signaling significant growth in its global footprint. Read More →(https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/02/25/hbo-max-to-launch-in-12-new-asia-pacific-markets-on-march-26/) Broadpeak Multiview extends options for live sports multi-stream experience Broadpeak’s Multiview solution is enhancing the live sports viewing experience by combining multiple video feeds post-encoding. This technology not only expands audience reach but also optimizes efficiency and reduces costs for operators, marking a significant advancement in broadcast technology. Read More →(https://www.tvbeurope.com/media-consumption/broadpeak-multiview-extends-options-for-live-sports-multi-stream-experience) Report: Copper switch-off progresses unevenly across Europe The FTTH Council Europe, in collaboration with Cullen International, has released a report detailing the uneven progress in deactivating legacy copper networks across the EU. This transition is critical for the widespread adoption of more efficient and robust broadband infrastructures like fiber. Read More →(https://www.advanced-television.com/2026/02/25/report-copper-switch-off-progresses-unevenly-across-europe/) Ratings Roundup: Final Viewership for Super Bowl LX Rises to 125.6 Million Viewers; Milan Cortina Tops 20 Million Viewers 13th Day in A Row Recent ratings data reveals significant viewership figures, with Super Bowl LX attracting 125.6 million viewers and the Milan Cortina event consistently drawing over 20 million viewers daily. These statistics underscore the enduring appeal and commercial importance of major sporting events in the broadcasting landscape. Read More →(https://www.sportsvideo.org/2026/02/20/ratings-roundup-final-viewership-for-super-bowl-lx-rises-to-125-6-million-viewers-milan-cortina-tops-20-million-viewers-13th-day-in-a-row/) Looking Ahead Looking ahead, the potential restructuring of Warner Bros. Discovery following Paramount’s revised proposal could redefine strategic alignments and competitive dynamics within the industry. This development, coupled with the technological advancements in streaming and production, such as those demonstrated by Panasonic and Skyworth, suggests a continuing trend towards more integrated and technologically sophisticated media operations. Additionally, the expansion of HBO Max into new markets indicates a robust strategy for capturing international audiences, which will likely influence content strategies and partnership opportunities across the global
Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Wednesday, February 11, 2026
Executive Summary This week’s developments in the broadcasting and AI technology sectors highlight significant strategic moves by major industry players, aimed at enhancing content delivery and expanding market reach. beIN Media Group’s acquisition of exclusive broadcast rights for the LA28 Olympic Games across the Middle East and North Africa underscores the ongoing value of live sports as a premium content pillar. Similarly, Sky’s innovative bundling of major streaming services like Netflix, Disney+, and HBO Max into its Sky Ultimate TV package represents a pivotal shift towards integrated subscription models, catering to the evolving consumer demand for streamlined media consumption. In the technology arena, Eutelsat’s securing of €1 billion in financing for its LEO satellite constellation through export credit highlights the growing investment in infrastructure to support global broadband services. Meanwhile, advancements in AI, demonstrated by Olympic Broadcasting Services’ breakthrough in AI for sports capture and replays, are set to revolutionize content creation and viewer engagement. These stories collectively reflect a dynamic industry landscape where technology and strategic content aggregation are key drivers of growth. Industry News beIN locks up exclusive Olympic rights for LA28 beIN Media Group has secured exclusive, multi-platform broadcast rights across the Middle East and North Africa for the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. This deal also includes rights to the Youth Olympic Games, reinforcing beIN’s position as a leading sports broadcaster in the region. Read More → Sky to offer ‘world-first’ major streamers bundle In a groundbreaking move, Sky has finalized agreements to bundle Netflix, Disney+, Hayu, and HBO Max under its Sky TV subscription. This initiative marks a significant shift in content delivery, positioning Sky as a comprehensive hub for major streaming services. Read More → Fubo Sports Network Launches on Hulu + Live TV Fubo Sports Network has expanded its reach by launching on Hulu + Live TV. Available in the core subscription plan priced at $89.99 a month, this addition enhances the sports content offering for Hulu subscribers, which also includes access to Hulu and Disney+ streams. Read More → Mediaset set to replace RAI as free-to-air home of ATP Finals in Italy Starting in 2026, Mediaset will take over the free-to-air broadcast rights for the ATP Finals in Italy from RAI. This shift comes as Mediaset aims to strengthen its sports broadcasting portfolio in the Italian market. Read More → Technology Updates Rai picks Imagine SNP in 3-year framework deal to accelerate SDI-to-IP move Rai has entered a three-year contract with Imagine Communications to facilitate its transition from SDI to IP technology. This partnership, supported by Allyn Srl, aims to modernize Rai’s master control rooms and production facilities. Read More → Dolby Highlights From First Ever Super Bowl LX Innovation Summit At the Super Bowl LX Innovation Summit, Dolby showcased its latest technologies—Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and Dolby OptiView. These innovations are set to redefine the audiovisual experience in sports broadcasting and beyond. Read More → OBS Makes “Significant Breakthrough” With AI for Capture and Replays at Winter Games Olympic Broadcasting Services has achieved a major advancement in using AI to enhance the capture and replay of sports events. This development promises to improve the way sporting actions are presented to audiences worldwide. Read More → LiveU spotlights three broadcast priorities at NAB Show 2026 At the NAB Show 2026, LiveU will present its most comprehensive IP-video ecosystem yet. This system is designed to support digital-first operations, simplify live production workflows through AI, and ensure robust IP contribution under challenging conditions. Read More → Market Trends European Programmatic TV Initiative moves into Stage Two The European Programmatic TV Initiative has progressed to Stage Two, focusing on practical guidance for executing programmatic TV more effectively. This stage aims to streamline the process and enhance the efficiency of TV ad placements. Read More → Super Bowl LX Delivers 124.9 Million Viewers – Second Most Ever Super Bowl LX attracted an impressive 124.9 million viewers, making it the second most-watched edition in history. This viewership milestone underscores the enduring appeal of the event and its significant impact on broadcasting and advertising industries. Read More → Italy: TV audiences hold firm against streaming Despite the growing popularity of streaming platforms, traditional TV viewership in Italy remains robust. The 2025 Italian Television Yearbook shows only a slight decline in average daily viewers, indicating a sustained interest in traditional broadcast content among Italian audiences. Read More → Looking Ahead Looking ahead, the integration of streaming services into traditional broadcast packages, as seen with Sky’s new bundling strategy, is likely to set a precedent for how content is packaged and sold. This could reshape consumer expectations and force other service providers to follow suit, potentially leading to more comprehensive and competitively priced offerings in the market. Additionally, the advancements in AI technology, particularly in enhancing sports broadcasts as demonstrated by OBS, are expected to further influence content creation and delivery. These technological innovations not only promise to improve the viewer experience but also offer broadcasters new tools to differentiate themselves in a crowded market. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. LinkedIn | Email contact@ancast.co.uk © 2026 Ancast Intelligence. Professional insights for industry leaders.
Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Wednesday, January 28, 2026
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This week in AI, technology, and broadcasting has been marked by significant developments that highlight the ongoing evolution of the industry. From Netflix’s expansion in Brazil to the increasing influence of creator content on traditional media consumption, the landscape is shifting rapidly. Additionally, technological advancements such as AI-driven advertising tools and expanded satellite constellations are setting new standards for accessibility and security in communications. These changes not only reflect the current state of the market but also hint at the future trajectory of the broadcasting and technology sectors. INDUSTRY NEWS Funding injection to boost AI-as-a-Service development for Pixellot Pixellot has received a $35 million investment aimed at expanding its AI capabilities in live production. This funding boost is expected to accelerate the development of innovative AI-driven broadcasting solutions. Read More → Milano Cortina 2026 IBC is up and running The International Broadcast Centre (IBC) at the Allianz MiCo for the Milano Cortina 2026 has commenced operations. It will accommodate approximately 8,000 broadcast personnel throughout the Games, showcasing the scale and preparedness for this massive event. Read More → TECHNOLOGY UPDATES Sky Media brings TV advertising to SMEs with AI toolkit – Sky Media has launched an innovative AI-powered toolkit designed to democratize TV advertising for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs). This new tool aims to simplify the advertising process, making it more accessible and less costly for smaller businesses. Read More → Grass Valley and NETGEAR collaborate to transform enterprise organization media A new partnership between Grass Valley and NETGEAR is set to revolutionize enterprise media with resilient IP networking and live-media switching integrated with software-defined production. This collaboration aims to simplify the deployment and operation of broadcast-quality enterprise video. Read More → MARKET TRENDS Study: Creator content reducing TV and movie consumption – A recent study highlights a significant shift in media consumption, with YouTube creators outpacing traditional TV and movie viewing figures since 2024. This trend is reshaping the entertainment landscape, as streaming platforms and studios increasingly seek partnerships with high-profile content creators. Read More → UK politicians and former BBC boss call on CMA to review Netflix’s Warner Bros Discovery bid Concerns have been raised by UK politicians and a former BBC executive regarding Netflix’s proposed acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery, urging the Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) to review the deal that could potentially strengthen Netflix’s dominance in the streaming market. Read More → LOOKING AHEAD As we look to the future, the integration of AI and advanced digital technologies in broadcasting and advertising is set to redefine the industry standards. The rise of creator-led content will continue to challenge traditional media models, prompting more collaborations and innovations within the sector. Furthermore, the expansion of digital broadcasting infrastructure, like the IRIS2 satellite constellation, will enhance global communication capabilities, making high-quality digital media accessible to a broader audience. These developments not only reflect a dynamic shift in consumer preferences and technological capabilities but also open up new opportunities for growth and innovation in the broadcasting and technology sectors. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. Connect with us: LinkedIn | Email contact@ancast.co.uk © 2026 Ancast Intelligence. Professional insights for industry leaders.
Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Wednesday, January 14, 2026
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This week in AI, technology, and broadcasting, several key developments have emerged that underscore the dynamic nature of these industries. Notably, the integration of traditional broadcasting with modern streaming platforms continues to reshape the landscape, as evidenced by new partnerships and regulatory consultations aimed at enhancing content accessibility and prominence. Additionally, the acquisition activities in the broadcasting sector highlight a strategic shift towards consolidation and diversification of services, reflecting broader trends in media consumption and technological integration. These developments not only reflect the current state of the market but also set the stage for future innovations and regulatory frameworks. INDUSTRY NEWS ‘AI makes humans more important, not less’: Broadcast CTOs discuss AI adoption Technology leaders from the BBC, ITV, Channel 4, and Hearst Networks discuss the impact of AI on the workforce, content discovery, and more at the DTG’s FutureTech 2026. This conversation highlights the positive aspects of AI in enhancing human capabilities within the broadcasting sector. Read More → Ofcom consults to ensure PSB prominence on CTVs Ofcom is launching a consultation on its proposed code of practice setting out the recommended actions that connected TV (CTV) providers can take to ensure that public service broadcasters’ (PSBs) online offerings are prominently displayed. This initiative aims to balance the competitive digital environment with public broadcasting values. Read More → On Air global student broadcast to return for 2026 with greater ambitions The event aims to build on the success of the inaugural On Air project, the world’s largest student-led broadcast. This initiative showcases the potential and innovation of the next generation in broadcasting. Read More → S4C, BBC agree iPlayer partnership The BBC and S4C have unveiled plans for a streaming partnership which will provide greater prominence for S4C programming on the BBC iPlayer streaming service. Under the new plans, S4C’s Welsh language content will be more accessible to viewers across the UK, enhancing cultural and linguistic diversity. Read More → TECHNOLOGY UPDATES Versant closes Free TV Networks acquisition Versant, Comcast’s media and entertainment business spin-off, has announced the completion of its acquisition of Free TV Networks (FTN), a US provider of free over-the-air digital broadcast networks. This acquisition is expected to enhance Versant’s offerings and competitive edge in the free-to-air broadcasting sector. Read More → Report: Europe’s fibre rollout failing to deliver returns Fibre rollout across Europe is falling short of operators’ financial expectations. Kearney’s latest European Telecom Health Index shows that in slow-adopter markets – Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Ireland – the returns are not aligning with the investments, prompting a reevaluation of deployment strategies. Read More → Analysis: Netflix leads the way in global ad-supported streaming growth Netflix’s strategy in expanding its ad-supported user base is dissected, providing a benchmark for other services aiming to capitalize on this growing market segment. Read More → MARKET TRENDS Plume acquires Sweepr Plume, a specialist in intelligent services for ISPs serving connected homes and small businesses, has announced the acquisition of Sweepr, an AI-powered customer-care orchestration platform. This move is set to enhance Plume’s capabilities in providing seamless, automated support solutions to its expanding customer base. Read More → Analysis: Spain bucks European trend with strong pay-TV market and FAST growth This trend highlights a significant divergence in how Spanish consumers are adapting to the evolving media landscape, favoring on-demand and streaming services over traditional TV. Read More → LOOKING AHEAD As we look to the future, the ongoing integration of AI and technology in broadcasting is poised to further transform the industry. The emphasis on enhancing viewer accessibility and the prominence of public service content through regulatory frameworks and technological advancements indicates a robust pathway towards more personalized and accessible media consumption. Moreover, the strategic acquisitions and partnerships forming in the market suggest a trend towards consolidation, aimed at harnessing synergies and diversifying offerings to adapt to the evolving consumer preferences and technological capabilities. These developments will likely catalyze further innovations and potentially reshape regulatory approaches in the broadcasting and technology sectors. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. Connect with us: LinkedIn | Email contact@ancast.co.uk © 2025 Ancast Intelligence. Professional insights for industry leaders.
Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Thursday, December 18, 2025
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This week in AI, technology, and broadcasting, several key developments have shaped the landscape, reflecting both challenges and opportunities within the industry. Notably, the release of Parks Associates’ latest report forecasts significant growth in the US subscription TV market, projecting revenues to reach $190.7 billion by 2030. This growth is mirrored by innovations in advertising technology, as evidenced by Xumo’s new findings on the effectiveness of home screen ads in connected TV environments. Meanwhile, the BBC embarks on a crucial Charter Review, a development that could redefine public broadcasting in the UK. These events, coupled with the fluctuating streaming market dynamics in Finland, paint a complex picture of an industry at the intersection of technology advancement and market shifts. INDUSTRY NEWS Forecast: US subscription TV revenue at $190.7bn in 2030 Parks Associates has announced the release of its Subscription Video Forecast: 2025–2030 report, offering an outlook on the future of the US TV and streaming video market. The report projects steady growth, driven by innovations in content delivery and monetization strategies. Read More → Report: Home screen ads boost advertiser outcomes Xumo, a streaming platform joint venture between Comcast and Charter Communications, has released a report that highlights the power of connected TV (CTV) home screen ads to drive measurable business outcomes. The findings suggest a significant impact on viewer engagement and ad recall. Read More → BBC Charter Review launched UK Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy has launched the once-in-a-decade review of the BBC’s Royal Charter with the aim of bolstering trust in the broadcaster and putting it on a sustainable financial footing. This review could lead to major changes in how the BBC operates and is funded. Read More → Research: Streaming market declines in Finland Despite strong growth in ad-supported streaming, the Finnish streaming market has seen a decline in the autumn of 2025, reports Mediavision. Total paid subscriptions declined by 2 percent year-over-year, driven by market saturation and shifting consumer preferences. Read More → TECHNOLOGY UPDATES Report: Social media at the heart of EMEA digital advertising DoubleVerify (DV), the media effectiveness platform, has released its 2025 Global Insights: How Consumers and Marketers Use Walled Gardens report. The report provides platform-level insights and examines the evolving role of social media in digital advertising across the EMEA region. Read More → PGA Tour Studios signs SES distribution deal SES and PGA Tour Studios have announced an agreement to provide tournament content delivery and orchestration with SES’s hybrid IP, fibre, and satellite network and the Sports Content Orchestration Enabled by SES. This deal highlights the growing importance of versatile content distribution networks in sports broadcasting. Read More → MARKET TRENDS 2025 in review: A convergence of identities Ian Wagdin, VP technology and innovation at Appear, looks back on a year when broadcasters have become streamers, streamers adopted broadcast discipline, and rights holders evolved into full media companies. Read More → Report: Social media at the heart of EMEA digital advertising The insights from DoubleVerify underscore the significant role that social media platforms play in shaping digital advertising strategies, highlighting the need for advertisers to adapt to the dynamics of walled gardens. Read More → LOOKING AHEAD As we look to the future, the trends highlighted this week suggest a continued evolution in how content is delivered and monetized. The growth in subscription TV revenues in the US indicates a robust market, but the shift towards more dynamic advertising models, like CTV home screen ads, points to an ongoing transformation in how media companies engage with audiences. Additionally, the outcomes of the BBC Charter Review will likely influence public broadcasting strategies globally, emphasizing the need for innovation and financial sustainability in this sector. These developments suggest that adaptability and forward-thinking will be crucial for industry stakeholders aiming to thrive in an increasingly digital and competitive landscape. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. Connect with us: LinkedIn | Email contact@ancast.co.uk © 2025 Ancast Intelligence. Professional insights for industry leaders.
Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Thursday, December 11, 2025
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This week in AI, technology, and broadcasting has been marked by significant strategic shifts and technological advancements. Notably, the landscape of television consumption continues to evolve, with time-shifted TV viewing gaining traction in Spain. Additionally, major streaming platforms are expanding their offerings, reflecting a broader trend towards personalized, on-demand entertainment. In the technology sector, potential major market movements such as SpaceX’s anticipated IPO in 2026 are creating buzz, suggesting a robust investment climate for space and satellite technologies. These developments underscore a pivotal period of transformation and growth across the industries. INDUSTRY NEWS 5 grows FAST, AVoD offerings with AMCNI, Hearst Networks Six new live channels and hundreds of hours of on-demand programming will launch on 5’s streaming service, following a deal with Hearst Networks and an expanded partnership with AMC Networks International. This expansion is set to enhance 5’s competitive edge in the streaming landscape. Read More → Broadcast Solutions launches workflows and systems planning consultancy The new entity aims to enable strong partnerships, bringing together the various capabilities of Broadcast Solutions and its customers. Read More → SkyShowtime launches new streaming channels SkyShowtime has announced the launch of dedicated, on-demand streaming channels on its platform, offering subscribers a selection of curated entertainment. Rolling out in Sweden immediately and across other regions shortly, this move aims to cater to the diverse preferences of modern viewers. Read More → Warner Bros Discovery board says it will ‘carefully review’ Paramount bid, offer recommendation before Christmas WBD’s board is expected to advise shareholders of its recommendation regarding Paramount’s offer by 19th December. Read More → TECHNOLOGY UPDATES TAMS: A new paradigm in ‘content-centric’ workflows In the wake of an inaugural live broadcast demo at OnAir 2025, David Davies explores the significant potential of Time Addressable Media Store—aka TAMS. Read More → SpaceX IPO in 2026? Bloomberg and Reuters are reporting that SpaceX will mount an Initial Public Offering (IPO) in 2026, and in the process raise more than $25 billion (€21.5bn). This significant move could reshape the financial landscape of the aerospace and satellite industries. Read More → The Helm becomes ARRI’s first global Live Solution Partner Aiming to expand the use of ARRI’s cinematic technology across live production workflows, the initiative accelerates innovation and provides turnkey solutions for productions around the world, said the company. Read More → MARKET TRENDS Cadent acquires VuePlanner Cadent, a predictive advertising company and a portfolio company of Novacap, has acquired VuePlanner, a specialist in YouTube video ad planning, optimization, and measurement. This acquisition fortifies Cadent’s capabilities in targeted advertising, a crucial area as digital marketing landscapes evolve. Read More → MediaKind to acquire Harmonic’s video business According to Harmonic, divesting its video business segment will accelerate the company’s long-term strategy by ‘sharpening its focus on growth priorities’ in its broadband business. Read More → Analysts: Netflix’s move to generate new areas of revenue ‘has been talked about for years’ Should the deal pass regulatory approval, Netflix will have access to revenue streams from theatrical and digital transactional sectors as well as merchandise, gaming, and theme parks. Read More → LOOKING AHEAD As we look towards the future, the ongoing evolution in viewer preferences towards on-demand and personalized content will likely continue to reshape the broadcasting and streaming industries. The expansion of streaming services and strategic acquisitions indicate a more segmented market, where niche and tailored content could become increasingly significant. Meanwhile, technological advancements and potential major IPOs like that of SpaceX suggest that the intersection of technology and finance will remain a hotbed of activity, driving innovation and possibly altering competitive dynamics in multiple sectors. These trends not only highlight the rapid pace of change but also suggest a trajectory that could offer new opportunities and challenges for industry stakeholders. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. Connect with us: LinkedIn | Email contact@ancast.co.uk © 2025 Ancast Intelligence. Professional insights for industry leaders.
Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Thursday, December 4, 2025
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This week in AI, technology, and broadcasting, we’ve observed significant financial movements and strategic shifts that are shaping the landscape of these industries. Notably, the surge in funding for tech startups like Titan OS indicates a robust interest in innovative solutions merging technology with entertainment and advertising. Meanwhile, Netflix’s aggressive bid for Warner Bros Discovery underscores the ongoing consolidation in the media sector, which could redefine competitive dynamics and content distribution strategies. Furthermore, market studies from APAC and Europe provide insights into consumer preferences and industry trends, highlighting the growing influence of online platforms and streaming services in global advertising and entertainment consumption. INDUSTRY NEWS Study: Netflix most preferred ad platform among APAC consumers Over half of APAC marketers plan to further increase spending on online video, e-commerce, and influencer content in 2026, according to Kantar Media Reactions 2025. The annual study, which uncovers the preferences and plans of marketers across the region, highlights Netflix’s leading position as an advertising platform. Read More → AWS, Google Cloud partner on multicloud networking – In a landmark collaboration, AWS and Google Cloud are now offering users the ability to provision dedicated bandwidth on demand, enhancing connectivity and integration across cloud platforms. This partnership reflects the growing need for agile and scalable cloud solutions in today’s digital landscape. Read More → Report: Streaming commissioning slowdown in European drama The European Audiovisual Observatory has published a new report indicating a slowdown in streaming commissioning for European drama. The report, which covers the period from 2015-2024, suggests a shift in content strategy among major streaming platforms. Read More → Netflix working on bridge loan that totals “tens of billions of dollars” following latest WBD bid – Netflix has reportedly placed a substantial cash-based bid for WBD’s film studios and HBO Max streaming service, prompting the company to secure a massive bridge loan to facilitate this acquisition. This move could significantly alter the competitive dynamics within the streaming industry. Read More → TECHNOLOGY UPDATES Inscape Working With Locality to Provide Viewing Data Across National and Local Linear TV and Streaming Inscape partners with Locality to offer enhanced viewing data, helping brands better understand the incremental reach of their advertising campaigns across platforms. Read More → Coalition for Innovative Media Measurement Combines With The Attention Council The merger of these organizations aims to enhance the study of consumer attention in media and advertising, reflecting a growing focus on qualitative metrics in campaign effectiveness. Read More → Research: Spain leads Europe in FAST consumption Spain has emerged as Europe’s leading market for free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST), with 35% of online households engaging with FAST platforms, according to recent research presented at Content London. Read More → MARKET TRENDS Study: Netflix most preferred ad platform among APAC consumers The preference for Netflix as an advertising platform in the APAC region reflects broader trends towards digital video consumption and targeted advertising strategies. Read More → Accedo and Magine Pro combine SaaS businesses into a single entity – By merging their SaaS offerings, Accedo and Magine Pro aim to create a robust platform that addresses the expanding needs of the OTT streaming services market. This development is indicative of the strategic realignments taking place within the industry to capitalize on growing market demands. Read More → Data: Streaming delivers more attentive viewing than social A study by Amplified and the Video Futures Collective reveals that streaming platforms provide more attentive viewing experiences compared to social media, highlighting the importance of content quality and engagement. Read More → Research: Spain leads Europe in FAST consumption The dominance of FAST platforms in Spain underscores a shift towards ad-supported models in Europe, offering new opportunities for advertisers and content creators. Read More → LOOKING AHEAD As we look towards the future, the integration of technology and entertainment continues to evolve, driven by substantial investments and strategic acquisitions. The potential acquisition of Warner Bros Discovery by Netflix could create new synergies and content distribution models, further intensifying the competition among streaming giants. Additionally, the increasing reliance on mobile technology in emerging markets like Latin America suggests a significant shift towards mobile-first strategies across various sectors, including e-commerce and digital advertising. These developments not only reflect the current state of the market but also foreshadow the dynamic changes that lie ahead, promising exciting opportunities and challenges for industry stakeholders. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. 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Ancast Intelligence Newsletter – Thursday, November 27, 2025
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY This week in the AI, technology, and broadcasting sectors has been marked by significant developments and strategic expansions. Notably, the industry witnessed major announcements from broadcasting giants and tech firms alike, signaling a robust growth trajectory and evolving market dynamics. From Squirrel’s expansion in the Spanish DTT channel market to Sinclair’s bold acquisition move towards EW Scripps, the landscape is rapidly changing, influenced by technological advancements and strategic market positioning. Additionally, the renewal of piracy legislation calls by the Live Content Coalition underscores the ongoing challenges and regulatory focus shaping the future of content distribution and protection. INDUSTRY NEWS The convergent media fabric: how AI and the cloud are redefining news production Raúl Alba, SVP of market and solutions at EVS, discusses how AI and cloud technologies are revolutionizing news production by enhancing storytelling speed, organizational intelligence, and technical agility. Read More → AWS extends HLS Interstitials support for live streams Amazon Web Services has expanded its HLS Interstitials feature for live streaming, complementing its existing support for VoD and enhancing capabilities across various media workflows. Read More → Live Content Coalition renews live piracy legislation call The Live Content Coalition, representing Europe’s leading commercial broadcasters and VoD services, sports organizations, and live content producers and exhibitors, has reiterated its support for stronger live piracy legislation in line with European Commission guidelines. This move highlights the growing concerns over content security and copyright integrity in the digital age. Read More → UKTV acquires trio of US dramas from Paramount UKTV has acquired three US dramas from Paramount Global Content Distribution, including the UK broadcast premiere of NCIS: Sydney Seasons 1 and 2 for U&alibi, as well as NCIS: New Orleans (Seasons 1–7) and another undisclosed title, bolstering its portfolio of international content. Read More → TECHNOLOGY UPDATES Sinclair tables offer for EW Scripps The EW Scripps Company has confirmed that it has received “an unsolicited acquisition proposal” from Sinclair. The tabled bid reportedly valued Scripps at $538 million (€466.2m), highlighting the ongoing consolidation trends within the media and broadcasting industry. Read More → How the cinematography of Train Dreams makes the film feel ‘grounded and honest’ Cinematographer Adolpho Veloso explains how focusing on human experiences in ‘Train Dreams’ allows the seamless integration of modern technology, ensuring the film remains authentic and relatable. Read More → AAPA backs EU action on online piracy Online piracy has evolved into a structural threat to Europe’s cultural sovereignty, competitiveness, and consumer safety, according to the Alliance Against Audiovisual Piracy (AAPA). The Alliance supports the EU’s recent actions to combat this pervasive issue, emphasizing the need for robust legislative frameworks. Read More → Eutelsat raises €670m in rights issue Eutelsat has announced the launch of a €670 million rights issue as part of its €1.5 billion capital raise to reinforce its financial structure and fund strategic ambitions. This move is expected to provide the satellite operator with the necessary capital to pursue further expansion and technological upgrades. Read More → MARKET TRENDS Best in Market Awards 2025 deadline extended The deadline for submissions to the Best in Market Awards 2025 has been extended to November 28th, with winners to be announced in mid-December. Read More → Ofcom calls for input on UK broadcast regulatory changes UK regulator Ofcom is seeking industry feedback to inform potential regulatory changes in TV distribution, considering both market trends and governmental decisions. Read More → Forecast: Sports rights spend to exceed $78bn by 2030 Ampere Analysis has released its latest forecast for global sports rights media spend, predicting that global investment will surpass $78 billion (€67.6bn) by 2030, an increase of 20 percent from 2025. This growth is driven by escalating demand for live sports content and the proliferation of streaming platforms. Read More → LOOKING AHEAD As we look to the future, the broadcasting and technology industries are poised for further transformation. The ongoing consolidation, as seen with Sinclair’s move for EW Scripps, and the expansion into new markets by entities like Squirrel, are indicative of a broader trend towards globalization and digital integration. Moreover, the increasing focus on combating online piracy through enhanced legislation reflects a crucial pivot towards securing intellectual property rights in a digital-first world. These developments not only highlight the dynamism of these sectors but also forecast a highly competitive and innovative landscape ahead. Ancast Intelligence Your trusted source for expert insights and analysis in AI, technology, and broadcasting innovation. Connect with us: LinkedIn | Email contact@ancast.co.uk © 2025 Ancast Intelligence. Professional insights for industry leaders.
