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Netflix says it will charge more for sharing account outside family

Currently, Netflix's Standard and Premium subscribers in its handful of test markets are being offered the option to add 'sub-accounts' to their service for people they don't live with

Netflix to curtail password sharing, bring low-cost subscription with ads

Netflix added 36 million subscribers during 2020, by far the largest annual growth since its video streaming service's debut in 2007

Netflix sees an uptick in user engagement in India after reducing prices

Content streaming platform Netflix, which reduced its subscription prices in India late last year, is witnessing an uptick in user engagement in the country

Why has Netflix not been able to crack the Indian market?

Netflix Chairman Reed Hastings recently expressed 'frustration' over the company's lack of success in the Indian market. What prompted Hastings to make such a statement? Let's find out in this report

Top headlines: PSUs asked to declare assets; A-team preps Budget 2022

The government has asked public sector undertakings to declare the market value of their land. More on that in top headlines.

Netflix needs its 'Kaun Banega Crorepati' lest it lose the India plot

Five years after its entry, Netflix India stands at an estimated 5 million paying subscribers, against 46 million for Disney+ Hotstar and 19 million for Amazon Prime Video, reveals the Media Partners

Indian OTT industry to grow $13-15 bn in next 10 years: Report

the OTT sector is also witnessing a rise in investments in Indian original content

After price cut, Netflix looks to broaden market share in India

As of December 2021, Netflix India stood at an estimated 5 million subscribers against 46 million for Disney+Hotstar and 19 million for Amazon Prime Video

Netflix cuts fees for all plans in India, moves to expand in country

Flagship basic subscription reduced from Rs 499 to Rs 199 and that for premium users is cut to Rs 649.

Netflix to publish weekly report for its most popular TV shows, movies

To be more transparent about the viewership of its top series and movies, video-streaming giant Netflix will begin publishing a weekly report detailing its most popular TV shows and movies.

Has Covid-induced OTT boom been helpful for Indian cinema?

in their quest for capturing the untapped Indian audience, global OTT players have been acquiring content without paying much heed to the quality. How long can this last?

Battle of subscribers: Netflix slows down in race with Disney+ Hotstar

Can the brand, perceived as elitist, play the volume game in India?

Netflix plunges after Covid pandemic boom shudders to near-halt in Q1 FY21

The streaming service added far fewer new customers than Wall Street expected in the first three months of 2021

Bombay Begums takes an unsparing look at the predicament of working women

The series' six episodes tell the overlapping stories of four professional women - three bankers at various stage of their careers and a sex worker

Video streaming giants, Bollywood worried about backlash in India

Amazon has decided to delay streaming a new season of a popular Hindi spy thriller, The Family Man, which was to release last month

SC favours OTT regulations; asks Centre to place norms before it by Friday

The top court stressed that there should be some screening of shows and web series being telecast on such platforms

Netflix launches TikTok-rival 'Fast Laughs' for users in select countries

Fast Laughs, currently only available for iOS device owners in select countries, looks and feels like TikTok or Instagram Reels

Netflix India slate: Madhuri Dixit-starrer show, 'Delhi Crime' season two

Streaming platform Netflix on Wednesday unveiled a line-up of 15 original series

Delhi HC refuses to stay release 'The White Tiger' on Netflix tonight

The Delhi High Court Thursday refused to stay release of film 'The White Tiger' tonight on OTT platform Netflix on a plea by Hollywood producer John Hart Jr alleging copyright violation. In an urgent hearing conducted late evening, Justice C Hari Shankar dismissed the stay application by the producer saying not a single reason was shown to approach the court less than 24 hours before release of the film. The court, which heard the matter for over two hours, issued summons to the producer of the film Mukul Deora and Netflix where it will be released tonight. it listed the matter for completion of pleadings before the joint registrar on March 22. The film The White Tiger' is based on the book The White Tiger' which was released in March 2008. The film features Priyanka Chopra Jonas, Rajkummar Rao and Adarsh Gourav in the lead role. The court said, It is not possible for this court to come to the finding, based on the material on record, that by making and releasing the film, the ..

Netflix forecasts an end to borrowing for financing projects, shares surge

Netflix said it will explore returning excess cash to shareholders via share buybacks. It plans to maintain $10 billion to $15 billion in gross debt