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Microsoft pilots new tech to offer content service without internet in India
Microsoft is testing new technology to bridge the digital divide in India by offering content service to users without internet connectivity. Read more…
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The media and video industry in India is booming, fueled by the pandemic
The media and video industry in India has undergone more change in the last six months than it has seen in the last 30 years. Read more…
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LG UPlus shows that content is still king when it comes to monetizing 5G
In South Korea, third-place LG UPlus is leading in 5G revenue growth. Faster download speeds are a factor, but it’s all down to content. Read more…
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Travel in the ‘new normal’ is set to boost the requirement for content
One of the biggest casualties of the coronavirus crisis has been the travel industry, authorities have already begun pumping out content. Read more…
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Australia forces Facebook, Google to share ad revenue with local media
Australia will force Facebook and Google to share advertising revenue with local media firms, and to pay for content they use. Read more…
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Can we fix social media, before we just switch it off?
Social media had a tough time in 2019. Facebook continued to find road blocks from regulators and barriers to new ideas like its Libra initiative. Read more…
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Fake news, fake views and now fake reviews! What’s next?
Everyone has heard of, or been affected by, fake news. And, in the age of AI driven content (well, everything) most will have experienced fake views. Read more…
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ZEE5 takes Bangladeshi entertainment to global audiences
ZEE5, the largest global streaming platform for South Asians and beyond, announced its plans to take Bangladeshi entertainment content to global audiences. Read more…
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Will 5G be the game changer for the content market?
If 5G technology delivers on its promises, it will truly be a game changer. For content, 5G is leading the charge for a next-generation viewing experience. Read more…
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Tencent charging for more content drives up profit
China’s Tencent Music Entertainment Group said it had started charging for more of its pay-for-streaming services helped drive up profit above expectations. Read more…