Kids and preteens may reinvigorate the theatrical movie business, at least according to a new study by entertainment researchers NRG.
OTTplay premium, the fast-growing OTT aggregation and discovery platform, has onboarded Warner Bros. Discovery’s digital streaming service Discovery+. The partnership is a milestone move that promises to deepen the platform’s catalogue and enhance its personalized entertainment offering for Indian audiences.
The analysis shows FAST channels carry a higher share of recent programming than SVOD, with nearly half produced in the past five years and 80% in the last 15
The meeting between the Competition Commission of India (CCI) and the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) suggests regulators are beginning to acknowledge that India’s digital economy cannot be governed by data protection and competition rules in silos.
The U.S. government has recommended a lengthy prison sentence for a former employee of a disc manufacturing company. He previously admitted stealing and distributing numerous DVD and Blu-ray discs, including 'Spider-Man: No Way Home'.
Fox, Fox News, FS1 and other channels will remain available on the streaming platform as the tech giant and media company reach a new deal.
Fox, Fox News, FS1 and other channels will remain available on the streaming platform as the tech giant and media company reach a new deal.
Amid declining cable viewership industry-wide, Canadian media giant Rogers has unveiled a new streaming plan that brings together Netflix, Disney+ and Apple TV+ for its subscribers.
Presentations were made on the provisions of the DPDP Act, the role of the Competition Act, and CCI’s ongoing work in regulating digital markets.
Universal Music India has inked a strategic partnership with prolific Bollywood film production studio Maddock Films and its newly formed music label Mad For Mussic, led by founder Dinesh Vijan. The deal positions UMI as the global strategic partner for future film soundtracks from the horror-comedy specialist behind hits including “Stree,” “Bhediya,” and “Munjya.”