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  • [New] Samsung is expanding its Micro RGB TV line to six sizes, layering in AI upscaling and a Vision AI Companion as it tries to define the next premium display standard ahead of CES 2026. The Tech Buzz
  • [New] Within streaming, connected TV (CTV) advertising alone is expected to reach $51 billion by 2029, reflecting the shift toward monetizing viewership through sophisticated ad models. Avenga
  • [New] By 2026, platforms are adopting hybrid monetization strategies that combine subscription video on demand (SVOD), ad-supported video on demand (AVOD), free ad-supported streaming TV, live programming, and embedded commerce opportunities. Avenga
  • [New] Nielsen will have phased out its legacy panel-based measurement system as the TV ad market's currency of record by the end of 2025. Digiday
  • [New] LG announced its first flagship RGB LED television line, the Micro RGB evo TV, which is expected to launch in 2026 in large-format sizes. Tech Startups - Tech News, Tech Trends & Startup Fundin
  • [New] Formula 1 announced a five-year partnership with Apple TV starting in 2026 in the U.S., with Apple paying $140 million per year, up from ESPN's $85 million per year. Panoptica
  • More television, more audio and more commerce media will be transacted programmatically in 2026. Digiday
  • Alex Visoky, director of client services, Tatari Connected TV ad spend is projected to reach $51 billion globally by 2029, accounting for nearly half of traditional broadcast TV advertising revenue. Digiday
  • More than 30% of public TV and radio stations will not last another year unless budget holes from federal funding are plugged in some other way. MR Online
  • Once the undisputed king, linear TV has fallen to just 12% of global ad spending, while CTV is on pace to exceed 40% by 2030, per WARC Media's Global Ad Trends report. eMarketer
  • Netflix has confirmed it will acquire Warner Bros Discovery's (WBD) film and television studios and streaming service HBO Max for an equity value of $108.5 billion. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
  • HBO, which created mega TV hits including Succession, will become a part of Netflix. City AM
  • After 2026's already-announced separation of Warner Bros. and Discovery, Netflix says it plans to acquire all of Warner Bros. remaining assets - including its film and TV studios, HBO Max and HBO - for $82.7 billion. Engadget
  • Netflix has confirmed it will acquire Warner Bros Discovery's film and television studios and streaming service HBO Max for an equity value of $108.5 billion. Australian Broadcasting Corporation
  • Netflix has agreed to buy Warner Bros Discovery in an $82.7bn (£62bn) deal that will dramatically reshape the established Hollywood film and TV industry. The Guardian
  • The planned spin-off of media and linear TV assets called Versant, is targeted for completion by late 2026, remains a critical strategic milestone. investing.com

Last updated: 22 December 2025



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