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Goldbach Adds TF1 Séries‑Films to Swiss Sales Portfolio

Goldbach will add the French channel TF1 Séries‑Films to its Swiss TV sales portfolio, with the commercial partnership effective from 4 August 2026 and bookings opening from 8 June 2026. TF1 Séries‑Films, part of the TF1 group and focused on series and feature films (international and French formats), is positioned as a premium inventory source particularly suited for campaigns targeting women aged 25–49. Angelica Di Biase (Head of Branch Office Lausanne, Goldbach) and Emmanuel Maze‑Sencier (International Sales Executive Director, TF1 Publicité) are quoted highlighting the channel’s high-quality content, audience attention and the strategic value of the partnership for advertisers in Switzerland.

State of Streaming Adds Salto Profile

State of Streaming's publisher page aggregates recent streaming-industry articles and resources and includes a directory entry for Salto. The page lists multiple headlines covering CTV/streaming topics (Roku milestones, Netflix ad business, contextual targeting, household identity, etc.). The Salto entry notes it is a French streaming app jointly created by TF1, M6 and France Télévisions, headquartered in Paris and founded in 2020, offering live TV and on-demand French content with international subscription availability (website: salto.fr). The page also links to State of Streaming resources such as articles, briefings, podcasts, and a directory.

RTL Offers Concessions to Speed Sky Deutschland Clearance

RTL Group has offered commitments to the European Commission to address competition concerns and accelerate approval of its planned acquisition of Sky Deutschland, Reuters reported. The commission confirmed it has received commitments and set a provisional decision deadline of April 22. The deal would see RTL fully acquire Sky’s operations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland — including Sky Deutschland’s streaming platform WOW — and customer relationships in Luxembourg, Liechtenstein and South Tyrol. The transaction is worth up to €527 million, including variable consideration linked to RTL’s share price. Reported but not confirmed concessions include options such as outsourcing ad sales to third parties. Analysts note the deal materially increases RTL’s scale in Germany and is the company’s largest acquisition since its formation in 2000.