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inuing operations Revenues of €711 million were up 3.6% at constant rate reflecting, as expected, a decrease in Production Services of (15)%, primarily driven by lower revenue in Film & Episodic Visual Effects, and in DVD Services of (8)%, mainly due to lower volumes. However, there was an extremely strong performance in Connected Home, particularly in North America and Eurasia, where revenue growth (+34% and +29% respectively) was driven by increased underlying demand, mitigating a lower per...

Saregama jumped 2.63% to Rs 1747.40 on BSE after the company announced a global music licensing deal with a short format video platform, Triller.As part of the deal, Saregama will license its entire catalogue to Triller allowing users to create innovative content using the robust music library of over 1,30,000 songs in diverse Indian languages like Hindi, Bhojpuri, Bengali, Tamil, Marathi, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Punjabi and Gujarati, among others. Bobby Sarnevesht, Chairman and co-owner of...

Image: Trendsetter Media Many things were promised to us for this future dystopian society we now find ourselves in: flying cars, off-world colonies, robot workforces, android Ryan Goslings. Unfortunately, the least-fun of those seems to be the only one accurately predicated for 2021: automated A.I. replacing both industrial workers as well as our most human of endeavors, the arts. So far, they’ve come for our books, our operas, and our Garfields. Now, they are setting their sights on their n...

The European consumer advocacy group BEUC filed a complaint against TikTok on Tuesday, including allegations the Chinese-based social media platform isn’t been transparent about why it needs to collect some data on users. The complaint also claims TikTok is deploying “hidden advertising” aimed at children, according to the group’s press release.

Virtual classes have begun to be the norm during the COVID-19 pandemic, but the process in which they are being conducted is still under countless adjustments.

SHARE Iraqi-British musician Khyam Allami began to study the oud at the age of 23, after years of learning guitar, bass and drums. The composer , who is now completing a PhD in composition at the Royal Birmingham Conservatoire, says that biases are deeply ingrained – even in modern music-making. In an era when musicians and composers are increasingly dependent on digital apparatus , he says the dearth of tools catering to musicians working in traditions that use microtones, rather than the c...

For europes most powerful economy is struggling to adapt to the digital age and like a stone a small the e.u. member state in the baltics has become a major digital hub. in a still nia coding has been part of the national curriculum for years these children are learning how to program their own music software and games. high speed wife is ubiquitous in the country in fact the government declared internet access a rice as far back as the year two thousand. here in germany on the other hand univer...

What rates and will grow and people saying the citing for the success of twenty nine will be the major problem areas which may twenty eighth sort of called the trade war interest rate hikes and the bracket any one of the problem areas where i will have a problem with major ones. from the frankfurt stock exchange now one of the major challenges for germany this hour next year to catch up with digitalisation from high speed internet to the digital classroom europes most powerful economy is struggl...