A young man in his twenties, suspected of being involved in a vast network of subscription fraud to encrypted television channels, was arrested by the research brigade of the Saint-Brieuc company. The head of the network resides in Morocco.
Thousands of Moroccans who are fans of movies, series and Internet television ( IPTV ) have recently been affected by an action by European law enforcement. Europol and the Dutch Fiscal Information and Investigation Service (FIOD) have dismantled one of the largest illegal IPTV services in Europe.
Videoland unveiled on Friday the trailer for season 5 of the Mocro Maffia series, which will be broadcast from June 2. An explosive preview that promises even more drama, suspense and violence.
Will Moroccans say goodbye to IPTV ? DAZN, an online sports broadcasting company, has joined a global coalition to fight illegal and unauthorized streaming operations around the world. This coalition is led by the Alliance for Creativity and Entertainment (ACE), which brings together major players in the entertainment industry such as Amazon, Apple, NBC Universal, Netflix, Disney, Sony and Warner Bros.
Morocco is showing growing interest in English. It intends to broadcast information in this language, which is the most spoken in the world, with a total of over 1.4 billion speakers, in order to attract more English-speaking tourists.
Frenchman Antoine de Maximy, host of "I’ll Sleep Over at Yours", is delighted to have been well received in Morocco, one of the destinations he visited during his cult show.
In ten years, the audiovisual landscape of the Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles has not seen any major developments in terms of equality and diversity. This is revealed by the 2021 Barometer of Equality and Diversity in the Audiovisual Media, published on Monday by the Conseil supérieur de l’audiovisuel (CSA).
The Moroccan television series "Bnat Al Assas" (The Daughters of the Caretaker) by director and actor Driss Roukhe has been dubbed in Syrian dialect. The film is being broadcast on an Emirati channel.
During her participation in the podcast entitled Small Talk and produced by Konbini, journalist Léa Salamé opens up and reveals her real first name.
Several Flemish celebrities will be in the Sahara desert in Morocco from Monday, May 1st to experience one of the toughest trainings in the world.
The Téléfoot program on the French channel TF1 has produced a report titled "Renaissance", devoted to Moroccan football and the historic performance of the Atlas Lions at the World Cup in Qatar.
Noor Ben Yessef is one of the best known faces of Antena 3 Noticias. The Seville-born journalist of Moroccan origin is the presenter of the morning show on the Spanish channel alongside her colleagues Manu Sánchez and Marina Monzón.