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MUMBAI: With a growth of 1.55 per cent, the Hindi News genre in HSM excluding less than 1L-market, marked the highest opportunity to see (OTS) among all categories in week 47 of Chrome Data Analytics and Media.
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MUMBAI: The last two years have witnessed major transformation in entertainment and media industry in India and abroad. Entry of digital platforms, rapid rise in internet users, and disruption in the telecom industry have worked as catalysts.
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ESPNcricinfo has created a series of five short films called ‘ESPNcricinfo films’ which explore gripping tales from the world of cricket.
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‘Don’t let talent go to waste’, advocates Colors’ flagship reality show, India’s Got Talent.
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The Internet of Things is redefining the ad industry. In the last few years, Out-of-Home has gone through rapid changes and has managed to bring back its lost significance.
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With general elections just a few months away, the focus is back on media houses and the issue of paid media and biased news. The election commission has already taken a tough stand to monitor social media platforms against any misuse, the case of mainstream media, however, remains complex as ever.
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The battleground in India for digital media platforms will be on the basis of video content, product solutions for small local businesses, and users in vernacular languages.
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MUMBAI: African Animation Network (AAN) and Discop Markets have launched Discomics Iqembu with the mission of creating a sustainable African animation industry and central to achieving this goal is industry related education.
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MUMBAI: Telugu film studio Suresh Productions’ revenue for FY18 has zoomed 35% to Rs 347 crore compared to Rs 257 crore in the previous fiscal. Net profit has remained flat at Rs 4.87 crore which was the same in FY17.
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MUMBAI: Zee Media Corporation Ltd (ZMCL) has called off its deal with Anil Ambani-owned Reliance Broadcast Network Ltd (RBNL) for the purchase of the latter’s FM radio business. In November 2016, ZMCL had signed a definitive agreement with RBNL to acquire 49% stake in RBNL’s FM radio business with an option to acquire the balance 51% stake after the three year lock-in period.
