Last Chance to Stream: Top films and TV shows leaving NOW TV (October 2015)

November is looming large on the streaming horizon, which means that titles have a chance to slip away into the digital shadows. Luckily, we’ve got a torch and we’ve shone it in the direction of both NOW services: the NOW … Read More

Scared of VOD: Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension flops at the box office

Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension flopped at the US box office last weekend, following a bold VOD experiment by Paramount.

Paramount’s plan was to release the film theatrically, but shorten the window before its digital release, allowing audiences to download … Read More

Music to artists’ ears? YouTube signs deal with AMRA

YouTube has signed a deal with AMRA to make it easier for artists to earn and track money.

The site has established itself as a vital part of the music business: the go-to place for fans to watch videos. In … Read More

Last Chance to Stream: Top 17 films leaving Amazon Prime UK (October 2015)

As another month draws to a close, we prepare to bid farewell to films and TV shows on the various subscription services in the UK. Amazon Prime’s churn of titles is more active than most, mainly because they tend to … Read More

Frank Skinner to present new iPlayer talk show

Frank Skinner will present a new weekly talk show exclusively on BBC iPlayer, starting in November.

Called “Frank Skinner On Demand With…”, the show will see the host joined every week by a differet celebrity guest to hear about the … Read More

The Abominable Bride: BBC releases new Sherlock trailer

The BBC has released a new trailer for this year’s Sherlock special – and confirmed a title to boot.

The one-off, 90-minute drama has been kept closely under wraps by Steven Moffat and the team: the only detail confirmed so … Read More

Last Chance to Stream: Top films leaving Netflix UK (October / November 2015)

Where did October go? We have no idea. What will leave Netflix at the end of it? That’s something we can help with, as the streaming site goes through its usual monthly cycle of ditching some titles as their licence … Read More

ESPN videos removed from YouTube after launch of subscription service

ESPN videos have been removed from YouTube following the launch of the site’s subscription service.

YouTube Red, which was unveiled last week, has been the subject of much debate, both within the online video industry and the creators publishing on … Read More

New releases and leaving soon on MUBI UK this week (25th October 2015)

Not getting your art house fix from Netflix? Wish there were more indie films on Amazon Prime? Every week, we round up the new releases on MUBI, a subscription VOD service that hand-picks films from around the world.

As … Read More

MUBI signs deal for Gaumont titles

MUBI has closed a deal with French studio Gaumout for a range of titles.

The subscription service has had an extremely active year, signing agreements with a huge range of partners for an equally diverse collection of films.

Earlier … Read More