Broadcasting
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Eurovision 2026 Faces Unprecedented Boycott Over Neutrality Crisis
As Vienna prepares for the 2026 Eurovision Song Contest, mounting broadcaster withdrawals and artist-led boycotts underscore a deepening crisis of identity.
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Canal+ Cuts Costs at MultiChoice as Community TV Future Stalls
Canal+ is aggressively restructuring MultiChoice operations to save €400 million, leading to event sponsorship cuts and a regulatory standoff over community channel access on DStv.
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Rich Eisen Returns to ESPN Bristol Studio After Two Decades
Broadcaster Rich Eisen marks a milestone return to ESPN’s Bristol headquarters to anchor SportsCenter for the first time in over 20 years.
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South Africa Unveils New Digital TV Rules Amid Migration Push
South Africa’s communications regulator has introduced a definitive framework for digital terrestrial television, setting the stage for the country’s long-delayed analogue switch-off.
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Scott Oake to retire from Hockey Night in Canada after playoffs
Veteran broadcaster Scott Oake will conclude his decades-long career with Hockey Night in Canada following the 2025-26 Stanley Cup Playoffs.
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Easter Weekend 2026: A Shift in Traditional Broadcasting and Celebration
As Easter Sunday arrives on April 5, 2026, the holiday weekend marks a significant departure from century-old broadcasting norms alongside a diverse slate of seasonal programming.
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ITV Daytime Shake-up: Why ‘Loose Women’ Remains Off-Air
ITV has moved to a restricted 30-week seasonal schedule for its daytime staple, sparking concern over production staff job security as the show remains off-air.
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Howie Rose to Retire: Mets Voice Ends 40-Year Run
Legendary New York Mets radio voice Howie Rose will retire following the 2026 MLB season, concluding a nearly 40-year tenure with the franchise.
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NAB Show 2026: Shift Toward ‘Platform World’ Infrastructure
NAB Show 2026 emphasizes Platform World infrastructure, integrating AI-driven audio and automated PTZ robotics to modernize live broadcasting workflows.
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Eamonn Holmes Faces Growing Scrutiny After On-Air Health Struggle
Broadcaster Eamonn Holmes faces renewed questions regarding his fitness for live television following a visible health struggle during a GB News segment.
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Sheryl Underwood Reclaims Spotlight Amid Broadcaster Return
Television personality and comedian Sheryl Underwood is launching a major radio revival while making waves as a guest host on The View.
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Ray D’Arcy details RTÉ exit ahead of podcast launch
Broadcaster Ray D’Arcy has opened up about his abrupt departure from RTÉ, describing the process as ‘public humiliation’ as he prepares to debut his new daily podcast.
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Danica Patrick Exits Sky Sports F1 Ahead of 2026 Season
Former NASCAR and IndyCar star Danica Patrick will not return to Sky Sports F1 for the 2026 season, following the network’s lineup announcement. Her departure comes after five seasons.
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Ryan Tubridy’s UK Radio Move Signals New Chapter
Irish broadcaster Ryan Tubridy is set to launch a new Sunday show on Times Radio UK in March 2026, marking a significant international expansion alongside his ongoing Irish radio presence and a new live podcast tour. This follows his departure…
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Snooker World Remembers John Virgo at 79
John Virgo, the celebrated snooker player and beloved BBC commentator, has passed away at the age of 79, leaving behind a legacy spanning an 18-year professional career and a significant broadcasting presence.