Media & Entertainment

Alphabet’s new AI‑memory compression tech may ease bandwidth limits but won’t curb demand for high‑bandwidth memory, affecting GPU supply and data‑center costs.

Take‑Two Interactive shares dip amid gaming sector headwinds, but strong quarterly results, a revised revenue outlook, and the upcoming GTA VI launch keep analysts cautiously optimistic.

CTS Eventim’s record 2025 revenue hits €3.1bn, but a 2026 outlook amid a key contract expiry and dividend cut sparks an 18% share plunge—what’s driving the market’s alarm?

Telecom‑media firms must blend subscriber growth, high‑value content, and next‑gen network tech—5G, edge, AI—to win a saturated streaming market and boost margins.

Reddit’s 10% stock plunge, insider sales and a Meta lawsuit highlight regulatory pressure, but its new Shopify partnership and tighter bot rules show a strategic pivot to diversify beyond ad revenue while addressing user‑experience and compliance co…

European regulators probe Snap’s age‑verification and content‑moderation, risking massive fines and impacting ad revenue – a wake‑up call for social‑media safety and compliance.

Meta Platforms’ stock dips amid regulatory pressure, but diversified revenue—ads, cloud, metaverse—and AI‑driven ad tech offer resilient upside for investors.

Disney+ expands in Europe with German‑language originals—thrilling dystopia, witty satire, and crime drama—boosting local engagement, partnerships, and subscriber growth.

Netflix’s new price hike is a strategic move to fund bold content investments—live events, video podcasts and AI‑generated shows—while maintaining subscriber growth and margin resilience in a crowded streaming market.

Telecom operators that invest in 5G, AI‑personalized streaming and bundled data plans see higher subscriber growth, lower churn, and 20 % higher shareholder value.