New OTT rules may hasten industry consolidation
The fresh guidelines augur well for larger players and could also benefit platforms streaming live sports, according to industry experts.
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Netflix and its battle for India
In the five years that Netflix has been in India, it has grown exponentially. But with its premium pricing, and increased competition, the streaming giant will have to work harder to steal the show.
‘The most remarkable change has been Jio’
Netflix boss Reed Hastings on the Jio effect on data prices in India, his ‘no rules’ management philosophy, the India growth strategy, and more. A Fortune India exclusive.
The Netflix gambit
Netflix has spawned an entertainment revolution globally. And now it views India as a key market. In this issue we chart Netflix’s India strategy.
Lionsgate Play eyes India’s premium content space
Lionsgate Play, one of the newest entrants in the OTT space, wants to develop a diverse slate of premium originals from India. But the space is already crowded with big names vying for attention.
The new year playbook: India Inc. predicts 2021
2020 was a transformative year, with Covid-19 altering the corporate landscape like never before. But now that 2021 is here, how different will it turn out to be? Ten leaders of India Inc. weigh in.
Trending now: Local content on OTT platforms
Globally, as OTT grows from strength to strength, it has fuelled a demand for localised content. In 2021, this trend will define the future of OTT platforms.
Govt lens on digital news and OTT platforms
According to a government order, all digital content would be regulated by the information and broadcasting ministry, which includes OTT platforms such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video.
Anushka, Priyanka in Most Powerful Women list
Three debutantes from entertainment include two from fast-growing streaming space.
