Netflix has stances on AI and other regulation, Larry Tanz, vp of content for Europe, the Middle East and Africa, made clear at the Enders TMT Leaders Live conference in London on Thursday.
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The BBC, the U.K. public broadcaster, is doing well and remains trusted despite much debate and recent scandals. That was among the messages shared by BBC editorial director Rhodri Talfan Davies at the Enders TMT Leaders Live conference in London on Thursday.
Enders Analysis was cited in Broadcast on "Dana Strong: collaboration key to compete with global players"
5 June 2026Sky chief executive Dana Strong has called on government and regulators to take up a “supportive stance” that encourages collaboration between UK media companies and allows them to compete against global players.
Speaking at the Enders TMT Leaders Live conference this morning, the former Comcast exec talked up the need for “collaboration and partnership” between UK organisations to provide value to customers and keep audiences within their ecosystems.
Carolyn McCall spoke at an Enders industry conference in London on Thursday.
Asked about this potential shedding of the M&E arm at the Enders TMT Leaders Live conference in the British capital, McCall offered: “Shedding is a bad word,” signaling that she would use a different phrase for the strategy behind the possible deal. But she also highlighted that she couldn’t discuss the possible merger as the talks are ongoing.
Earlier in the conference day, Comcast’s European TV and telecom powerhouse Sky was in the spotlight, with group CEO Dana Strong taking the Enders stage. She was not asked about the potential acquisition of a part of ITV.
Kevin MacLellan told the Enders TMT Leaders Live Conference that his hire at the new Paramount-Skydance, which will soon incorporate Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD), came at a time when the “frightened paralysis” of the film and TV industry was coming to an end.
MacLellan is an international TV and film vet who worked for a decade at NBCUniversal. He was speaking at the Enders conference after international chiefs from Netflix, WBD and Disney.
Enders Analysis was cited in Reuters on UK's ITV and Sky still "actively engaged" on deal, ITV CEO says
5 June 2026The chief executive of ITV said that the British broadcaster was still "very much actively engaged" in a deal to sell its media and entertainment division to Comcast's Sky.
"We are very much actively engaged in discussions," CEO Carolyn McCall told the Enders TMT Leaders Live conference on Thursday.
Content piracy: Welcome to the home invasion
3 June 2026Content piracy has transformed over the last twelve months into a hyper-scale cyber threat making the risk to even the one-time consumer of pirated video real and increasing. By hijacking devices throughout the home using buried malware known as residential proxies, criminal and other threat actors use pirate content services largely as a key to unlock home networks for their illicit activities.
Over 50% of piracy apps and streaming devices are estimated to contain ResProxy malware, with recent samples tracking even higher.
ResProxy is effectively a runaway cyberweapon as threat actors compete to exploit a newly revealed “democratisation” capability to take over herds of devices. Consumers face grim prospects. Cyber disasters at scale, previously only imagined in Hollywood movies, could be next.
“Temu’s strategy is transitioning to focus more on efficiency and user retention through platforms that offer a balance of targeting and price performance,” said Claire Holubowskyj, senior research analyst at Enders Analysis. “Realigning their advertising strategy towards incremental sales reflects their growing platform maturity and the lower impact of tariff price barriers on consumers already bought into the broader platform experience.”
Broadcasters accept the need to ‘meet audiences where they are’ on video-sharing and social/entertainment platforms. In practice this means full episodes where they think viewing is likely incremental, as well as multi-format ‘fandom-building’ content strategies arranged around core IP.
Thriving on platforms requires playing by platform rules. There are sophisticated strategies emerging that straddle marketing and the monetisable distribution of new formats.
For most, this activity remains fundamentally secondary and supplemental to core offerings. There are concerns around the ability to fund the kind of premium content broadcasters and traditional studios produce via digital platforms, without entirely reconfiguring what it is they do.