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Studiocanal appointed Hooman Afshari and Lutz Rippe as co-CEOS for Studiocanal Germany 30 APR 2025

Corporate Moves

Studiocanal appointed Hooman Afshari and Lutz Rippe as co-CEOS for Studiocanal Germany

In their new roles, they will report to Alex Hamilton, Chief International Officer Studiocanal and replace Kalle Friz who, after 16 years, will leave the company in July.
Paramount+ launches in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland 8 DEC 2022

Streaming

Paramount+ launches in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland

The new launch follows the arrival of the service in France on December 1st and establishes a year of global expansion as the service is now live in 45 markets.
Growth in the German market is still difficult for streaming giants 25 APR 2022

Data

Growth in the German market is still difficult for streaming giants

Over the last 12 months, the German subscription video on demand market has managed to grow household penetration by just +0.9% points, hitting 51.3% in the first quarter of 2022, according to Kantar.
Germany is set to lead the West European SVOD landscape by 2026 27 SEP 2021

Data

Germany is set to lead the West European SVOD landscape by 2026

Germany is set to lead the pace of Western Europe’s SVOD segment over the next five years, taking a market-leading position with 51.72 million, with the UK just behind with 51 million, according to Digital TV Research.
Globoplay platform expands into the European and Canadian markets 24 SEP 2021

Streaming

Globoplay platform expands into the European and Canadian markets

Starting in October, Brazil's largest streaming platform will offer a vast catalog of classic and original content on demand, in addition to seven linear channels for subscribers from more than 20 countries.