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Zee secures FIFA World Cup broadcasting rightsZee Entertainment Enterprises has acquired media rights for the FIFA World Cup 2026 and 2030 in India. This move signals Zee's re-entry int...- Hollywood, Bollywood and AI: Who controls storytelling now?The landscape of entertainment is undergoing a dramatic transformation, thanks to artificial intelligence. Enhanced AI technologies are now...
- The big screen’s back in spotlight as Rs 13,000 crore box-office revival fades OTT boomIndian cinema is back to prioritizing movie theaters. Films now stream much later after their big screen debut. This shift is driven by stu...
- Box office boom pushes film industry back to theatre-first strategyIndian cinema is returning to a theatrical-first release model. Streaming platforms are reducing spending, and studios are focusing on box ...
- From stadiums to home screens: Why concert livestreams could be OTT’s next big actConcert livestreams are becoming a big opportunity for OTT platforms, allowing fans across the world to enjoy live music from their homes. ...
- JioCinema Premium: Billionaire Ambani is asking for less than ₹1/day for his latest disruptionJioCinema Premium Plans: Reliance Jio has launched JioCinema Premium, a new subscription service in India, offering ad-free streaming in up...
- JioCinema may disrupt SVOD market with low pricing planThe new pricing is a significant drop from its ₹999/year and ₹99/month plans, which offered only Hollywood content. Unlike the existing pla...
- JioCinema set to disrupt SVOD market with Rs 29 per month subscription packViacom18's JioCinema is shifting to a hybrid monetization model, placing Indian GEC and movie content behind a paywall at Rs 30/month or Rs...
- Network18's Q1: Revenue up 142% due to IPLViacom18, a company in which Network18's subsidiary TV18 holds a 13.54% stake, has digital rights to the IPL. In the same quarter of the pr...
- Malls worried over thinning footfalls at multiplexesPVR Inox recently said in its fourth-quarter earnings call that it has delayed the handover of about 200 screens due to the "volatility at ...
- Inox Leisure to add 834 screens after FY23As of June 30, 2022, Inox has 163 properties with 692 screens and a total seating capacity of 1.55 lakh. In FY22, its revenue from operatio...
- PVR raises ticket prices by up to 23%, says CEO"Every year, we used to hike the prices by 5–7%, but we couldn’t do that in the last two and a half years. During this time, electricity co...
- Cinema industry stares at major loss again with Maharashtra lockdownThe move, experts say, will result in filmmakers postponing the release dates of their films again as Maharashtra is one of the biggest mar...
- PVR Q3 results: Reports net loss of Rs 49 crRevenue from operations during the period under review stood at Rs 45.10 crore, down 95.04 per cent from Rs 915.74 crore in the correspondi...
- PVR defers capex plans to control costs amid COVID-19 disruptionsPVR, in its annual report, said since cinema exhibition is its only business segment, the company is currently not generating any revenue f...
- PVR takes cost reduction steps; plans to raise Rs 300 crore via rights issueClosure of screens during the lockdown will have a significant negative impact on profitability and liquidity.
- Credit outlook negative for film production, print media, TV broadcasting: ICRAFor the print media segment, circulation revenues were adversely impacted by around 40 per cent on year-on-year (YoY) basis in April 2020, ...
- Dilwale, Bajirao Mastani's December 18 box office clash may spoil exhibitors’ ad revenueHaving two big Bollywood releases on December 18 — will chime nicely with the holiday spirit, but exhibitors, who will welcome the resultin...
- FICCI suggests revival package for multiplexesFICCI has suggested a 10-point revival package for multiplexes including a cap of 16 per cent in entertainment tax across the country.
- Dhoom II gives its share of doom to cineplexes, makersThe battle for one-upmanship between Dhoom II and multiplex majors for the screening of the movie continues unabated.
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