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Explainer | What Bilibili is, how it makes money and what’s next for ‘China’s YouTube’ First established as an online home for China’s young anime fans, Bilibili now hosts a variety of video, comic and mobile game content The platform is hoping to expand its user base to embrace older audiences beyond millennials and Gen Z

Netflix Inc. may find out soon just how many of its viewers will agree to pay to use its services. The video-streaming giant is taking a firmer stance against…

| 16 March 2021 Live video streaming and remote production specialist LiveU has acquired its longstanding channel partner in the UK market, Garland Partners. The two companies have been working in the UK for 12 years, serving global broadcasters, sports organisations, production companies and online media. LiveU, which is based in New Jersey, is hoping the acquisition will enable it to enhance its direct presence in the UK, streamline its go-to-market and expand its portfolio offe...

National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) asked the U.S. streaming giant to investigate the matter and submit a report within 24 hours, or face further action.

Superbrands, represented on the local market by the strategic communication agency BDR Associates, announces the start of the 10th edition of the

Disney+ hits new milestone as it surpasses 100 million subscribers Mar 9, 2021 23:18 EST with 5 comments It took a year before Disney+ went live for fans in the U.S. after The Walt Disney unveiled the streaming service in 2018. Despite its delay, Disney+ has now managed to reach new heights in terms of subscribers. The Walt Disney announced today that its streaming platform has surpassed 100 million paid subscribers worldwide. Thats around half of what Netflix pulled...

Controversy in India over Amazon's political drama "Tandav" has put Bollywood and global video streaming giants on edge, prompting a closer scrutiny of scripts for possible offence to religious sentiments in a key growth market. Companies like Amazon's Prime Video and Netflix are inspecting planned shows and scripts, with some even deleting scenes that could be controversial, five Bollywood directors and producers, and two industry sources said. This comes as Amazon Prime V...

Mar 3, 2021 17:30 EST with 2 comments TikTok has been giving major tech services a run for their money since the video music app gained traction among users. Instagram, for example, introduced Reels last year to let users create 15-second clips that they can share with their followers while YouTube unveiled Shorts a month later to take on TikTok. Now, Netflix is dabbling in the same space as well. The video streaming service announced today the launch of Fast Laughs, a new feature...

Though the rules are framed as a check on internet giants, they actually give the government much more power over expression online.

Explainer: How the New IT Rules Take Away Our Digital Rights Several proposals in their present form suffer from unconstitutionality and will undermine free expression and privacy for internet users in India. Illustration: The Wire Tech26/Feb/2021 Here we will provide you with information about everything that has happened and is happening with the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021. We provide you a quick rundown on its contentious histor...