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Fool Me Once Leads Netflix Shows With Highest Completion Rate So Far in 2024

Fool Me Once Leads Netflix Shows With Highest Completion Rate So Far in 2024
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Knutsford agency 438 Marketing hits £2 4m in revenue following period of growth

It intends to grow billings revenue by a further 37% in 2022 to surpass the £3 million mark for this year.

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Why Fox is sitting out the TV streaming wars (for now), and could get bought by a rival

Why Fox is sitting out the TV streaming wars (for now), and could get bought by a rival
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StarTimes, others tipped to boost Africa s digital TV penetration

Vanguard News StarTimes, others tipped to boost Africa’s digital TV penetration On By Prince Osuagwu If the reports of London-based Digital TV Research Ltd, is anything to go by, the African pay-TV market is set to reach 51 million subscribers by 2026. This means an addition of almost 17 million pay-TV subscribers between 2020 and 2026. However, the report, forecasted Nigeria to be the largest single country with 11 million pay-TV subscribers, with South Africa bringing in another 9 million. Simon Murray, Principal Analyst, Digital TV Research says that StarTimes/StarSat would enjoy the most impressive growth in Africa, from 10.11 million subs at end-2020 to 16.86 million by 2026.

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