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Prime Video Africa & MENA Staff Face Layoffs In Euro "Rebalancing" – Deadline - Vimarsana News

Prime Video Africa & MENA Staff Face Layoffs In Euro "Rebalancing" – Deadline

Prime Video's teams in Africa and the MENA region are facing layoffs, as part of a wider restructure that also "rebalances" investment towards Europe.

VYRE Network's vAfrica Media Announces Courtney Grimaud Appointed Head of Programming - Vimarsana News

VYRE Network's vAfrica Media Announces Courtney Grimaud Appointed Head of Programming

VAfrica, a subsidiary of VYRE Network, a leading FREE global streaming platform that delivers NEXT-GENERATION movies, shows, and sports, live and on-demand to audiences worldwide and wholly-owned Cabo...

OSN expands portfolio with addition of Warner Bros. Discovery partners - Vimarsana News

OSN expands portfolio with addition of Warner Bros. Discovery partners

OSN, Warner Bros. Discovery are partnering to bring Cartoon Network, Fatafeat, and Animal Planet to OSNtv starting January 1, 2024.

GTA V added to PS Plus Extra - Vimarsana News

GTA V added to PS Plus Extra

Each month, Sony updates its library of PlayStation Plus Extra/Premium titles, adding and removing games on a regular basis. In alignment with the recent announcement of GTA VI (and a new update to GTA Online), the PS5 remaster of 2013’s GTA V has now been added to the service. Making the announcement via the PlayStation …

AVIA: "Online remains growth engine of content investment" - Vimarsana News

AVIA: "Online remains growth engine of content investment"

The Asia Video Industry Association (AVIA) held its annual OTT Summit in Singapore on December 5th, where over 90 per cent of the speakers were senior female ex