India, Korea account for bulk of Asia video content spend: MPA 
Vir Das to perform in New York on Jan 30, 2027 
President Murmu exhorts celebs to not endorse ‘harmful products’ 
Satellite company SES, JioStar sign multi-year distribution deal 
Govt. clarifies CBFC certification changes, says 1991 core framework unchanged 
Sony AATH to premiere ‘Raandhuni Na Kaanduni’ on Oct. 3 
Ultra Media CEO Sushilkumar Agrawal elected VP of PGI 
‘The Great Indian Kapil Show’ S5 opens with ‘Drishyam: The Conclusion’ cast 
‘Hi’ to premiere on Tamil ZEE5 on Sept. 25 
JioStar secures 15 brands for West Indies tour of India 
As enterprises look at 5G adoption at an accelerated pace with its roll out in India, job postings for telecommunications and 5G have increased by 33.7 per c...
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Comcast Advertising report says TV ads more memorable
The strongest memories are most effectively achieved through premium long-form TV advertising, both traditional and streaming, on the big screen, a new research by Comcast Advertising highlights.
Colors Bangla launches new show ‘Rannaghorer Goppo’
Colors Bangla known as ETV Bangla announced the launch of its new culinary show ‘Rannaghorer Goppo’. The cookery show will take us through the culinary journey of spices and stories and celebrate the legacy of Bengali foods and recipes. The show will be...
‘Fauda’s Indian adaptation ‘Tanaav’ to premiere Nov. 11
‘Tanaav’, the Indian adaptation of the internationally acclaimed Israeli series ‘Fauda’, will premiere on Sony LIV on November 11.
Backed by Applause Entertainment, in association...
Netflix rolling out profile transfer feature
Keeping in mind the dynamics of human relationships, Netflix has introduced Profile Transfer feature, which, however, isn’t yet available in all the markets.
“People move. Families grow. Relationships end. But throughout these life changes, y...
Network18 losses up on higher expenses, advertising slowdown
Network18 Media & Investments reported a loss for the second quarter on Tuesday, as advertisers spent less and the media conglomerate backed by billionaire Mukesh Ambani poured funds into new television channels and shows.
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