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Local Scottish media companies have increasingly pivoted to digital-first strategies over the past year, with streaming platforms gaining substantial market share. Traditional broadcasters such as STV have expanded their on-demand offerings to compete with global streaming giants.

Screen Scotland unveiled a comprehensive strategy for a £1 billion contribution to the Scottish economy by 2030/31. The plan emphasises supporting emerging talent, enhancing production skills and film education. Key initiatives include investing in locally originated projects, developing a sustainable production ecosystem and integrating film and screen education into the national curriculum.

Investment in Gaelic-language media has increased, with BBC Alba and other platforms producing more content. Digital platforms have enabled wider distribution of Gaelic programming beyond traditional broadcasting. Scotland's gaming industry continues to grow, with Dundee maintaining its position as a significant hub producing internationally successful titles.

In other developments, BBC Scotland has faced funding pressures amid broader BBC license fee debates, leading to resource reallocation and strategic content prioritisation. This has led to discussions about Scottish media representation and autonomy.

Meanwhile, Scotland's gaming industry continues to grow, with Dundee maintaining a leading position for producing internationally successful titles.