June 3, 2020
Headlines of the Day
- Unlocking: India filmmakers, broadcasters brace for production challenges
- RED FM & Suryan FM Network emerges as the No.1 radio player
- TV Today Network to shut down Delhi Aaj Tak by June 30
- I&B ministry urges broadcasters, producers of TV serials to clear payments
- YES Bank acquires 24.19% in Dish TV India
- Radio industry on ventilator: Private FM radio channels prod Centre to act
- As viewers take to TV, it is the afternoon time band which gets the money and eyeballs
- Indian diaspora, subcontinent audiences drive homegrown OTT viewership overseas
- Private FM radio channels left out of economic package send SOS message to centre
- BARC India begins servicing panel operations in green zones
- Prakash Javadekar to talk to community radios to reach people in remote areas
- How lockdown led to a significant drop in DTH and cable subscriptions
- Dish TV India announces launch of the second edition of India’s largest M&E / broadcasting industry hackathon
- German Bollywood channel Zee.One to close
- Disney’s streaming chief Kevin Mayer to become TikTok CEO
- Radio industry seeks Rs 300 Crore for survival
- No fresh content: Operators seek pay channel fee waiver
- FM pushes for e-learning from dedicated TV channels to online degrees
- Airtel Digital TV Q4 revenue at Rs 6035 million with 304,000 net additions
- Coronavirus Impact: General entertainment channels make a dash for OTT content
- Netflix starts to bring streaming quality back to normal
- Sony media and television business face significant impacts in India
- Government to advertise on social media platforms, drafts norms
- Exhibitors seek PM Narendra Modi’s help to stop OTT release of films meant for theatres
- More trouble for TV producers as broadcasters try to cut costs
- ShortsTV signs a content deal with Viacom18 Studio
- Nandan Srinath rejoins Mirchi as executive President
- Free-to-air channels and small broadcasters dying, but is the govt even bothered?
- Pandemic to cut media and entertainment sector topline by Rs 25,000 crore
- Dish TV and D2h subscribers pay the least NCF charges for multi TV connection
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