The October report begins with US President Donald Trump, who has reiterated his threat to impose a 100% tariff on foreign-made films, alarming the global entertainment industry. Industry experts warn such a move could disrupt international co-productions and provoke retaliatory trade actions, while lacking legal precedent. In addition, a new European Audiovisual Observatory report highlights the precarious employment of artists in Europe, 68% of whom holding multiple jobs and frequent cross-border work facing social and tax barriers. Besides, in France, Disney+ updated its service agreement, agreeing to invest €205 million over three years, with increased funding for animation and documentaries. Moreover, in the UK, public broadcasters like the BBC demand fairer treatment from YouTube, calling for regulation to ensure visibility. Meanwhile, Paramount Skydance media is eyeing a merger with Warner Bros. Discovery, raising antitrust concerns. Finally, the report focuses on recent developments concerning digital platforms, notably OpenAI, Meta, and Disney+.