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 Banijay's factual reality thriller "Hunted" to debut in three new markets 20 MAR 2025

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Banijay's factual reality thriller "Hunted" to debut in three new markets

Sweden, French-speaking Belgium, and Botswana will be part of the lineup. Created by Banijay UK’s Shine TV, the format continues to thrive globally and has now been adapted in 12 markets to date.
Fifth Season secured new global sales for "Godzilla Minus One" 17 MAR 2025

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Fifth Season secured new global sales for "Godzilla Minus One"

The deals include Talpa TV (Netherlands), peppermint anime gmbh (Germany and German-speaking Europe), TVN (Poland), RTL (Hungary), TV Azteca (Mexico), SVT (Sweden) and RTV Slovenija (Slovenia). Additionally, "Godzilla Minus One" is launching on digital platforms iTunes, Amazon and Google in the UK and Germany, and on iTunes, Fetch and Google in Australia, in March this year.
Banijay confirmed the return of "Deal or No Deal" to Sweden after 11 years 10 MAR 2025

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Banijay confirmed the return of "Deal or No Deal" to Sweden after 11 years

This announcement follows the recent unveiling of "Against All Odds," showcased at Banijay Entertainment’s exclusive London TV Screenings event, Banijay BAFTA 195 Piccadilly.
Pluto TV to launch a FAST channel dedicated to AIK Football team 10 MAR 2025

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Pluto TV to launch a FAST channel dedicated to AIK Football team

Pluto TV AIK will showcase match highlights, interviews, training sessions, AIK’s very own sports show Studio AIK, and plenty content from Sweden's largest football clubs.
Sweden: Discovery, TV4, and Viaplay file lawsuit against operators 5 MAR 2025

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Sweden: Discovery, TV4, and Viaplay file lawsuit against operators

The companies claim that these operators are enabling illegal IPTV services to access their copyrighted content. The widespread use of illegal TV services poses a major challenge for the Swedish media market. Mediavision's data shows that at the end of 2024, over 700,000 households in Sweden were paying for such services—a new record and a significant increase compared to spring 2024.