Objectionable content sore point for OTT industry
Industry experts believe there is no clarity on the issue of objectionable content
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Netflix did well with the classes; we went for the masses: Ektaa Kapoor
There were a lot of people sitting at home; the urban voices on the digital spaces are a lot louder than the masses, Kapoor says.
Multiplex revival not before March ‘22: PVR
Once we're able to revive and re-establish the business, we can look at diversification, Sanjeev Kumar Bijli, joint managing director, PVR, told Fortune India.
Spotify: The sound of streaming
Two years after its entry into the Indian market, Spotify is among the top three players in the growing audio OTT industry. Key to its success has been its localisation and diversified offer strategy.
Made-in-India apps fill up TikTok’s void: Report
A report by Bengaluru-based consulting firm RedSeer has found that Indian players like Josh, Moj, MX Takatak, and Roposo have brought back 97% of TikTok's user base in the last one year.
Ajay Bijli on navigating PVR through the pandemic
Covid-19 hit movie halls hard, and PVR—India's largest multiplex chain—was no exception. Talking to Fortune India, Ajay Bijli, its chairman, opens up about his business, and what keeps him going.
Consolidation inevitable in music streaming: Wynk
Airtel's music streaming arm Wynk will bet on the creator economy and podcasts hoping to be profitable in the long run, says the company's CEO Adarsh Nair.
India’s M&E sector fell 24% in 2020: Report
According to a report by FICCI and EY, the fall in the Indian media and entertainment sector comes on the back of diminishing revenues from films, TV, and print segments.
Smartphone videography is the next big trend
Photography is a basic function of a smartphone, but for videography, not so much. But now with the boom in short video consumption, smartphones have begun to replace professional cameras.
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.
