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TV Monthly Monitor – July’21 – STAR leads GECs; Zee posts MoM gains, regionally
Listed broadcasters: Overall performance
Zee Group: Regional plays strong, GECs continue to struggle with Zee Anmol the only hope
The Zee Group’s performance was mixed in July 2021, as flagship GECs – i.e. Zee Anmol and Zee TV – failed to feature in the top-10 channel list. However, Zee Telugu entered the top...
Guest Column: India’s 1st rural GEC, Azaad, promises more originals
‘Azaad’, claiming to be India’s first premium Hindi television entertainment platform featuring content exclusively for the ‘rural mindset’, has been launched with select hand-picked syndicated family entertainment that’s localized in Hindi language.
Movie Exhibiton Sector Update | India cinema to outperform global trends | PVR, Buy, TP : INR 2100 | INOX, Buy, TP : INR 520
Several near-term risks abate, backed by ramp-up in vaccination
We believe strong recovery overseas will drive Hindi movie producers to release their films in cinema halls, as this was a key reason big releases did not happen in January (overseas collection contribute 28-30% of revenue for a big movie. Multiplexes cater to middle- and ...
Guest Column: Bringing broadband to masses via terrestrial wireless
Our country has been trying to bridge the significant digital divide that still persists in spite of some phenomenal work done by various stakeholders, including the Indian Government. Nearly 50 percent of the population still does not have access to the simple Internet leave alone broadband.
Guest Column: Satellite b’band an upcoming opportunity for DPOs
Satellite industry is gearing up for a new regime and in a year’s time we could very well witness satellite companies offering high-speed broadband services to retail consumers; especially those consumers who live in far-flung places of our vast country, and where laying of cable or fibre is very difficult and a cost...