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OTT News & Reviews: Frequently Asked Questions

What does Filmoria’s OTT section cover?

This section brings together all of Filmoria’s streaming coverage in one place — news on new seasons and premieres, reviews of shows as they air, and features on the platforms themselves, from Netflix and Prime Video to Disney+, Apple TV+ and the UK’s own broadcaster streaming services.

What counts as “OTT” content?

OTT (over-the-top) simply means anything delivered by streaming rather than broadcast TV or cinema — so this includes streaming-exclusive series, straight-to-streaming films, and shows that have moved from broadcast TV onto a streaming platform.

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New articles are added as stories break and as new episodes or seasons land, so it’s worth checking back regularly or browsing older coverage using the pagination above.

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We cover the major UK platforms — Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, BBC iPlayer, ITVX and Channel 4 — along with other services when they release something worth covering.

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Who writes Filmoria’s OTT reviews?

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Is Filmoria’s OTT coverage independent?

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