February 24, 2021
Headlines of the Day
- Facebook breakup would demolish Mark Zuckerberg’s social media global empire
- Sony buys anime streaming service Crunchyroll for $1.17bn
- India has highest viewership of films on Netflix globally
- TRAI’s interference hurting broadcasting sector
- AdC slaps MEO with €84 million fine
- Flutter enlists Fox help to control FanDuel in $4 billion deal
- Samsung’s Tizen OS largest TV streaming platform worldwide: Report
- Hong Kong media tycoon Jimmy Lai denied bail after fraud charge
- Discovery partners with Verizon to distribute new streaming service
- Streaming service Starz launches direct to consumer OTT app ”Lionsgate Play”
- Facebook and Sony Pictures partner to bring content from India Tour of Australia
- Mediaset denies it received letter from Vivendi on alliance in Europe
- Altice Europe beats forecasts boosted by customer wins
- Mediaset denies having received letter from Vivendi – spokesman
- New streaming and digital media rules by Indian government rattles industry
- Taiwan to shut down China-friendly tycoon’s news channel
- The World Is Watching More Anime—and Streaming Services Are Buying
- China drafts rules to govern its booming livestreaming sales industry
- Has Disney put the worst of the pandemic behind it?
- Sun TV Q2 net down 5.6% to Rs 346 cr even as subscription revenues rise 14%
- India’s broadcasting ministry to regulate streaming services, online content
- Tencent Music revenue beats estimates as paid subscribers jump
- Vietnam scolds Netflix, Apple for lack of tax payments
- Imagine Communications Develops IP Core for Roman Catholic Network, Tv2000
- Amazon’s Prime Video makes live sports foray in India with cricket rights
- EditShare announces its FLOW Panel for DaVinci resolve studio
- ViacomCBS lifts annual streaming subscriber forecast, nearly hits earlier target
- Canada will not for now oblige tech giants like Amazon and Netflix to collect local taxes
- Top Indian news anchor Arnab Goswami arrested for alleged abetment of suicide
- BRIEF-NDTV Says Effective Oct. 1, Has Ended All Pay Cuts For Employees
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