January 19, 2021
Headlines of the Day
- How technology is shaping the future of streaming services in India
- Amazon Prime Video launches mobile-only plans in India
- Arnab Goswami’s channel fined 20,000 pounds by UK broadcast regulator
- Indian Broadcasting Foundation urges removal of cross-media ownership barriers
- I&B Ministry looking at phased roll-out of digital terrestrial TV in tie up with Prasar Bharati
- Panel looking into TRP system submits report to Broadcasting Ministry
- LaLiga invites bids for broadcast rights in Indian Subcontinent
- Warner Bros Games delays new Harry Potter game until 2022
- New TV channel seals funding to challenge British media ‘consensus’
- UK broadcaster talkRADIO reinstated on YouTube
- Mumbai court rejects Partho Dasgupta’s bail plea
- Prasar Bharati’s digital channels record 100% growth in 2020
- Verizon says could stop offering Hearst TV channels amid price dispute
- Amazon Fire TV surpasses 50 million monthly active users worldwide
- Oprah Winfrey sells most of OWN stake to Discovery for $36 million
- Picture this: Netflix and Amazon buy cinema chains
- An indie ESPN will keep Disney ahead of the game
- South Korea’s pay-TV services market to reach US$7.2bn in 2025, forecasts GlobalData
- Disney names Bergman as chairman of Studios Content division
- Morgan Stanley funds wants to take over Tele Columbus
- Why-zee-is-paying-cash-to-buy-its-own-film-division
- Venkaiah calls for revenue-sharing model between tech giants and traditional media
- The Empires Strike Back: Disney, Comcast, AT&T set streaming battle
- Republic Media Network’s CEO gets bail in alleged TRP rigging case
- TV3 Group and Walt Disney ink partnership
- Court sends Republic TV CEO to jail in ratings manipulation case
- European pay-TV company Sky adds Amazon Prime to its platform
- Republic TV CEO arrested in ratings scandal probe; 13th to be held in case
- Eros Now targets to take total subscribers to 50 million by March 2023
- Disney’s New Streaming Star Just Might Outshine Netflix
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