Television (TV) stories
Illegal streaming is stripping £1.35 billion a year from UK media firms, while 16.8 million adults use illicit streams within three months.
Buyers are being urged to weigh picture and sound performance over spec sheets, as TCL says five viewing factors matter most at home.
People without compatible phones, English fluency or safe access to devices risk missing vital instructions when emergencies strike.
Football fans buying new home entertainment kit could get cashback, with some also entering a draw to win the full purchase price back.
Their rapid rise is prompting concerns that AI-made episodes and algorithmic recommendations will make microdramas even harder to stop watching.
The museum underscores TCL's shift from a Huizhou maker into a global electronics group, as it marks 45 years with displays on its industrial rise.
Cost pressures have helped slow New Zealand's media shift, with television narrowly beating global video-sharing platforms and streaming use easing.
Buyers of LG's next TV range will get personalised viewing tools, stronger on-device processing and five years of webOS updates.
Independent artists can now access sync briefs without surrendering a commission, as Jaywan's new platform charges a yearly fee instead.
The music licensing company's latest hires are aimed at broadening customer coverage in the U.K., Europe and the U.S. after its Megatrax deal.
The week-long activation aims to boost Hisense's premium TV push by giving football fans hands-on access to its RGB MiniLED technology in New York.
Longer evenings can leave living rooms brighter and increase glare, prompting households to check TV settings before daylight saving starts.
Broadcast still reaches most New Zealanders daily, even as streaming grows, with free access and emergency resilience keeping it relevant.
Simple at-home checks can expose haloing and poor contrast, helping shoppers judge whether a TV is worth the price.
Founders who miss out on investment could still win USD $100,000 in AWS Canada support, with cloud credits and mentoring on offer.
Daytime sport fans may see clearer action if they raise brightness, as glare and reflections can wash out screens in sunlit rooms.
BAI is bolstering its technology and transformation push as it expands into private 5G, public safety and transport networks.
Shoppers could avoid washed-out pictures at home by checking natural skin tones, black levels and side-angle performance before buying.
Australian buyers can cut as much as AUD $750 from Samsung's Galaxy S26 Ultra, as end-of-financial-year deals broaden across phones and appliances.
Parents are bearing most of the burden, as 78% of under-16s in Australia are still accessing social media covered by the ban.