Shankar was 46 when he took over as CEO of Star India, then a Rs 1,600-crore floundering broadcaster. Disney Star is now a Rs 18,000-crore powerhouse and India's largest media firm
The streaming video market in India began with YouTube in 2008, but truly took off in 2016 after data availability rose and prices crashed
CLSA believes that new Jio postpaid plans are bundling three leading OTTs, but with no content exclusivity, can be matched by incumbents like Bharti Airtel
Over 462 million Indians had watched IPL last year. This includes out-of-home viewing at pubs and restaurants besides in-home television viewership
The action in the streaming video market has been breathless. This week we examine if the OTT space is headed for a shakeout
Disney+ Hotstar to capitalise on opportunity
Zee, Shemaroo among new entrants; response to Covid-19, say experts
The partnerships are aimed at making it easier for people to subscribe to the streaming service
The 13th edition of IPL T20 cricket tournament is starting from September 19 in the UAE
According to App Annie, which tracks apps globally, PUBG was ranked first in July by revenues from customers who downloaded the app from Google Play or Apple IoS in India
It could reach more than 530 mn viewers on TV and a few hundred million more online. But can it make money for Disney Star?
According to the study, there was a clear shift and increase in content consumption patterns since the onset of the lockdown
The pandemic has accelerated the redrawing of the global media map
Carolyn Pampino, vice-president of design, Brightcove, talks about the role user interface plays in the success of an OTT
The Zee5 Club yearly subscription includes access to around 1000 movies, ZEE Zindagi shows and over 90 Live TV channels without advertisements
Experts see uptick in ad revenue after dull first half
Netflix's new subscription plan supports smartphone, tablet and computer but can be used on one device at a time
Amazon, Netflix, Zee5, Disney Hotstar sharpen their digital marketing tools as they look to make up for the loss of OOH in their media plans
The OTT platform has lined up a clutch of Bollywood releases awaiting theatrical premiere for some time now
Akshay Kumar's 'Laxxmi Bomb', 'Sadak 2', featuring Alia Bhatt and Ajay Devgn and Sanjay Dutt-starrer 'Bhuj: The Pride of India' are among the films that are headed for a direct release