Pay TV continues to hold on. But, as television gets a resurrection online, the future is digital
The second part of the series looks at what Indians are watching
In India, new local and wealthy players are now gearing up to grab the market share, which is led by a newly recapitalized Viacom18, backed by Reliance, Bodhi Tree and Paramount
As theatres reopen, big-budget production houses face challenges with the financial cushion offered by pre-selling to OTTs set to diminish
TV's spot on the new video ecosystem building up is certain. What we will be calling it is not
Drawn to real-life events, Advani tells Shine Jacob that the pandemic has made people more selective, so content will be the star of cinema
Last week, two years after it was relaunched, SonyLIV clocked 18.2 million subscribers
Bidding for non-exclusive rights for the mega cricket league to continue today
A spokesperson for Amazon Prime said it has announced 42 original titles which will be on the platform in the next two years
The movie, which is slated to be released on June 3 in theatres around the world, has already notched up Rs 200 crore in sales of TV and OTT rights.
The FIR has been registered against TamilMV, TamilBlasters, Tamilrockers, and an application (app) PikaShow TV for carrying leaked TV, OTT, and film content on their platforms
Since we can't now reduce the number of teams or force owners to spend more, IPL could have peaked. This is bad news for the BCCI.
Like most OTTs, it is yet to break even. Unlike most, it doesn't have deep pockets
A mix of history, the pandemic and its cascading effects are among the reasons for this action
Larger-than-life movies' full value is offered only on a big screen, say experts; for other movies, consumers prefer to wait for their OTT release
Viewers will get a 48-hour window to complete the film once playback is initiated. The viewers can start watching the film within 30 days of the transaction date
Digital is forcing a fundamental change in how people consume media and in the very definition of a media company, say analysts
More Indian languages, bigger films and shows, and an ad-supported version are being rolled out as the global streaming service works to crack one of the world's fastest-growing streaming video market
Netflix's customer base shrunk by 2,00,000 during the January-March quarter, and likely to lose 2 mn more in the current quarter. It is now mulling a low-cost subscription, supported by advertising.
In addition, the popular JioCinema OTT app will be transferred to Viacom18