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Whether you’re a fan of the latest movies, indulging in binge-worthy TV series, or on the lookout for fresh and captivating content, Roku caters to a wide audience.

Japan’s Rakuten Group has entered into a partnership with OpenAI to provide conversational artificial intelligence (AI) experiences to consumers and businesses globally.

Paramount Global’s FAST operator, Pluto TV, is set to make its debut in Australia, offering over 50 FAST channels. The channels will be launched on the dedicated digital platform 10 Play, which serves Australia and New Zealand, starting on August 31.

Netflix, the renowned online streaming platform, has recently announced job vacancies for an Artificial Intelligence Product Manager.

African Movie Channel’s Nolly Africa HD has recently made its debut on the FAST platform Plex, thanks to a joint distribution deal with the FAST-focused technology giant Amagi.

Free ad-supported television (FAST) has emerged as a rapidly growing segment of the streaming industry, particularly since the onset of the pandemic.

Riding the wave of rapid growth and expanding its lineup of free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) services to nine, the EW Scripps company has introduced two fresh channels based on its popular brands, Court TV and Laff More.

The broadcasting landscape is undergoing a transformation with the advent of over-the-top (OTT) technologies, and the world of sports broadcasting is not exempt from these changes.

LG and Samsung, the two giants of the TV market, have been immersed in this mindset for quite some time, and they will be even more so in the coming years.