Pubcaster Prasar Bharati’s OTT platform to launch at IFFI Goa
ZEEL’s Punit Goenka steps down as MD, retains role as CEO
Vaishnaw backs fair compensation for content creators by digital platforms
Kevin Vaz, Kiran Mani, Sanjog Gupta to head 3 verticals of JioStar
Tata Play Classic Cinema spotlights Zeenat legacy
Balaji Tele elevates Ramachandran as digital originals head
Jackie helms Zee’s new ‘Dilfluencers’ campaign
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Prime Video India to live stream NZ 2024-25 home series
The global OTT market size, valued at $121.61 billion in 2019, is projected to reach $1,039.03 billion by 2027, growing at a CAGR of 29.4 percent from 2020 to 2027, according to a new study by Allied Market Research.
Rise in demand for OTT services in developing regions, increase of ...
Instead of mapping out his career, project by project, ‘Paatal Lok’ star Jaideep Ahlawat has said he waits for "good stories" to come his way. The actor, who first shot to fame with Anurag Kashyap's ‘
Almost 10 days into the Ukraine-Russia crisis, with the world divided on the issue over Moscow’s moves, RT (Russia Today) TV channel has vanished from some of the Indian platforms.
Tata Play (earlier known as Tata Sky) and DishTV, two DTH operators, have been upfront on the unavailab...
Bollywood actor Sanya Malhotra is all set to star in Netflix's new film titled 'Kathal' alongside Anant Joshi. The project went on floors earlier this week. The 'Love Hostel' star took to Instagram to share a video to announce the upcoming project. In the clip, Sanya gives a peek into her character as a police officer, ANI r...
Disney’s premier direct-to-consumer streaming service, Disney+, will expand its offerings for consumers by introducing an ad-supported subscription in addition to an option without ads, the company has said.
The ad-supported offer will kickstart in the US later this year with plans t...
Global news media said they were suspending reporting in Russia to protect their journalists after a new Russian law that threatened jail terms of up to 15 years for spreading "fake news". Social media platforms like Meta’s Facebook said late last week Moscow was blocking their local operations.
