EE, the mobile arm of UK incumbent BT, has launched a tariff that it claims provides customers with access to Apple Music, Apple TV+ and Apple Arcade in one mobile plan for the first time ever. Called the "Full Works Plan for iPhone," the package also offers unlimited mobile data and the option to upgrade to a new phone "anytime." As you would expect, such a bundle of telecom joy doesn't come cheap: It's £69 (US$92) a month.

Netflix has set up a partnership with Russia's National Media Group (NMG) to run the streaming giant's Russian service, Yahoo reports. In a statement, NMG'S chief executive, Olga Plaskina, said that the two companies were "still working on a full localization of the service." Netflix's international version has been available in Russia since 2015.

Ericsson is looking to reassure its stakeholders that it is coping with the effects of the coronavirus. In particular, Ericsson maintains that its supply chain has worked "with limited interruption" to date, with all production sites currently in operation. The company does warn, however, that the "longer the lockdown in many countries continues, the more disruptions we will likely see."

— Paul Rainford, Assistant Editor, Europe, Light Reading