Sharp 35-40% decline in prices over the past five years has been the key growth driver; other tailwinds include greater rising incomes, higher OTT consumption and deeper web penetration
Yes Bank, which holds 25% in Dish TV, has been pushing for a board revamp, including removal of Goel, Narang and others
The DTH market has been facing major challenges as the market evolves steadily. Linear television is making way for digital services, forcing players to reinvent quickly.
As per the BARC data for the ongoing financial year (2023), the merged entity has 36 per cent TV viewership market share in the Hindi GEC segment, and 33 per cent in the Hindi movies channels.
As the audience went tech-savvy, our humble TV also turned smart. It offered them good content on the big screen. Find out how TV managed to stay relevant in this fast-changing world
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Aiwa is back now - this time with a fundamentally changed strategy
After a few long deferrals and a slow rollout, more than one person can now use Google TV
Expanding its smart TVs portfolio, Sony on Friday launched its X1 4K HDR Picture processor powered Bravia X80K TVs in India
The items include automobiles and gadgets like smartphones, laptops, consumer electronics like television, white goods, electrical appliances, etc
BBC Studios India has seen massive growth in scripted series, particularly on OTT, says Forde
Overall television advertising volumes grew 22 per cent to 1,824 million seconds in 2021, after getting hit in the previous year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the BARC said
Advertising spends growth in India is estimated to slip to 22 per cent to Rs 1.08 lakh crore in 2022, which will witness the digital medium overtake television, a report said on Tuesday.
After getting impacted by the onset of COVID-19, television advertising bounced back in 2021, with a 22 per cent jump in the overall volumes at 1,824 million seconds, as per a report. When compared with the pre-pandemic 2019, the overall advertising volumes grew 18 per cent, the report by Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) said. The last quarter of the year saw volumes jumping to the highest-ever level of 489 million seconds, which was 27 per cent higher than the levels seen in 2019 and 6 per cent more than the 2020 figure, it said. "Post a rollercoaster ride in 2020 on account of the pandemic and lockdown, 2021 was a strong positive year for the broadcast industry. "We witnessed increased attention from marketers towards television, across languages, while welcoming new brands to the medium throughout the year," its head for client partnership and revenue function, Aaditya Pathak, said. December witnessed the overall ad volumes at 155 million seconds, which was a growth o
Advertising volumes on television grew 3 per cent to 156 million seconds in November when compared to the year-ago period, the Broadcast Audience Research Council said on Monday.
If what we are seeing is not a passing trend, video consumption in India is moving more and more towards the mobile phone
Vu Store went live on December 1, and is housed in a new retail business called VU D2C Private Limited