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Covid-19: Netflix to cut European traffic by 25% to avoid internet gridlock

The move came after talks between European Union industry chief Thierry Breton and Netflix CEO Reed Hastings

Falling into a nineties' cinema rabbit hole, and getting a reality check

Kopitiam, Malaysia's first English sitcom from 1998, became available on Netflix not long ago.

The Netflix series Yeh Ballet examines kindness beneath sordid everydayness

Despite numerous scenes set in Mumbai's slums, the film doesn't stray anywhere near poverty porn

Maximum entertainment through OTT platforms tells the India mobile story

The ubiquitous mobile phone has long replaced almost every other form of entertainment in the country and in the process, also steadily overhauled the way we get entertained

We've strong YouTube biz; not eyeing Netflix, Amazon: ENIL's Panday

67% of our revenue, over Rs 425 crore, is from radio; 33 per cent (about Rs 210 crore) is solutions, digital, events et al, says Prashant Panday

Netflix subscriber forecast misses estimate as streaming war heats up

The company acknowledged that competitive pressure and a recent price hike impacted its US business, where subscriber growth fell short of analyst estimates

Oscar nominations 2020: Joker and Netflix's Irishman lead the nominees

Black actors and actresses were largely overlooked, with the British-Nigerian actress Cynthia Erivo ("Harriet") as the sole nominee

Paris, US give themselves 15 days to settle dispute on taxing tech giants

President Donald Trump last month threatened to punish Paris for a new tax on tech giants such as Netflix and Amazon

Sacred Games 2 to Leila: Here's what Indians are watching on Netflix

Five of the ten most popular shows such as Bard of Blood, Delhi Crime, and Typewriter are Indian

Year in review: Hindi entertainment comes of age on streaming platforms

"Made in Heaven", for instance, dealt with topics as diverse as gay conflict, starry eyed crushes and sexual exploitation in its nine episodes

Netflix price cuts hotting up streaming war in India as data costs go up

Netflix is already trying to get ahead of the move, slashing prices by as much as half for subscribers that commit to at least three months

Netflix mobile-only subscription plan surpasses initial expectations

Streaming giant added 4.8 million users in Asia-Pacific, which includes India, in one year till September

Trying to become more Indian in content offering: Netflix CEO Reed Hastings

He earlier said a lot more Indian content is being produced out of the country, and will begin rolling out soon

We are trying to offer more original Indian content, says Netflix CEO

Hastings said the streamer is committed to ramping up its original Indian content, something that will be visible to the audiences in the coming months

The dance of the media elephants

As the big boys of media push for consolidation, scale is emerging as the killer app

The many 'Colors' of Sony: Getting Viacom18 will keep growth engines going

If Sony is indeed acquiring Viacom18, it will become the largest media company after Disney Star

When movies met streaming video

The creative and commercial fit between the film and streaming video business is almost perfect but so are the problems of scale and monetisation

'The Crown' executes a peaceful palace coup

Created and written by Peter Morgan, the series has spent two acclaimed seasons exploring the nation's politics and social mores through the prism of Queen Elizabeth II's reign

A fortune from binge-watching

Book review of That Will Never Work: The Birth Of Netflix and the Amazing Life of an Idea authored by Marc Randolph

OECD weaves net to stop Google, Facebook and Netflix from shifting profit

A public consultation meeting on the GloBE proposal will be held on December 9.