Amazon is priming for a win
Streaming giant Amazon Prime Video has commissioned 20 new series globally; seven are from India. Amazon India head Gaurav Gandhi believes now is the best time—both for viewers and creators.
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Subscription as a service: The Netflix playbook
Netflix’s story of pivoting from a DVD-by-mail service to a subscription model for the service, then to streaming over the Internet, and now to a full-fledged TV network played out in just a decade.
Netflix is investing ₹3,000 crore in Indian content
Netflix founder and CEO Reed Hastings remains bullish on India despite strong competition from OTT players like Amazon Prime, Hotstar, and others.
Cinema is here to stay: Elara Capital
Indians prefer large-screen viewing experience, it said in a report; screen scalability issues and any imposition of local body tax are the only two risks in the cinema space.
Apple TV+: A promising work in progress
Apple’s new streaming service has the makings of a winner, but it needs to fix some glitches.
Why India is a key market for Skullcandy
Demand for quality audio accessories will increase along with smartphone sales and consumption of content on streaming apps like Netflix, says Brand Eyes, Skullcandy’s official distributor in India.
‘We have become the entertainment avenue of choice for young Indians’
Anirudh Pandita, founder, Pocket Aces, spoke to Fortune India about being on the 40 Under 40 list, and on what he considers is the biggest achievement of the company.
For your eyes only
Customers are spoilt for choice when it comes to viewing their favourite shows and movies. But if it’s the big screen you crave, here are five devices you can bank on.
We’re a long way from Scranton. And yet, we’re not
The universality of a story is giving content legs across languages, mediums and continents, powering a proliferation of adaptations in India, including that of cult classics like ‘The Office’.
India’s OTT market to more than double by 2023
A new PwC report says India’s OTT revenue will grow the fastest in the next five years, even as traditional TV maintains its share in the overall entertainment revenues.
