ProSiebenSat.1 reports a 9% decline in first-half revenue, citing a weaker German TV advertising market and competition related to FIFA World Cup rights. The company says weaker advertising demand offsets growth in streaming and digital advertising, which were not enough to fully compensate for the TV segment downturn. Both outlets attribute additional pressure to rival broadcasters holding the rights to the World Cup, which reduces viewership and ad inventory for ProSiebenSat.1 during the tournament period. Deadline adds that the company points to disposals as another factor affecting the revenue figure and notes that ProSiebenSat.1 still posts an EBITDA profit in the period, supported by cost cuts and reorganization efforts. The company also reports group revenue of about €1.5 billion. Overall, the results reflect contrasting trends across its business lines: digital and streaming advance while traditional TV advertising faces headwinds tied to market conditions and major sports programming competition.