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ShemarooMe partners with Amazon Pay
ShemarooMe, the OTT platform from Shemaroo Entertainment today announced its partnership with the popular payment gateway Amazon Pay. With this association, customers can avail cashback of up to 40% on Amazon Pay while subscribing for content on ShemarooMe. The partnership further eases user experience as consumers of both Android and iOS devices can access to ShemarooMe’s extensive content catalogue.
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News channels under lockdown burden
The extension of nation-wide lockdown has affected the business of news broadcasters which are burdened with increased operating costs and less advertisement revenues. The government has put the news channels under the essential services category.
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Money Heist on Netflix leads the Top Content & Top Original Series category for Week 14: BARC & Nielsen report
The 4th edition of BARC & NEILSEN report titled “Crisis Consumption on TV and Smartphones” highlights the changes during the COVID-19 period.
OTT platforms such as Amazon, Netflix, Disney+Hotstar and other platforms are offering an exciting collection of movies and original series that will make your time in self-isolation easier.
Most of us now are now working from home due to the pandemic, a lot of streaming service has made a few of its content available free to watch on the platforms.
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Marathi movie Channel Zee Talkies reaches top spot with 165 GRPs
While the country battles the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, the leading Marathi movie Channel – Zee Talkies has attained the No.1 spot with 165 GRPs, surpassing all the Marathi general entertainment, news, music and movie channels both at Maharashtra Urban and Urban + Rural levels. The time spent on the channel has grown significantly to 138 minutes in Wk 14. The reach has attained a top stop for 3 consecutive weeks in a row and stands at 36.1% (Wk 14) in Marathi genre (except Marathi news).
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Television viewership peters down slightly in week 14
BENGALURU: The first three weeks of Indian COVID-19 lockdown have expanded television viewership in India to an extent that was probably never imagined earlier. As many average Indian citizens, bound by the lockdown within the confines of their homes, sought to comfort their minds with news of what was happening within the country and the world and with the pseudo realism that, thier television viewership habits changed week-on-week.Here's how.
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Viacom18 | One World Together at Home
Appreciating the work done by everyone on the frontlines of this epidemic, Global Citizen and World Health Organization (WHO), have introduced an initiative to encourage people to stay at home called One World: Together at home. Viacom18’s English Cluster and OTT platform – VOOT, Comedy Central, Colors Infinity and Vh1 India, aim to support the same by airing the program LIVE on 19th April at 5.30 am. Telecasting across the world at the same time, performances of exceptional artists including LIVE and Pre-recorded concerts will be aired.
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BARC week:14 DD National leads in urban,rural and pay platform
In week 14 of BARC India ratings, Sony SAB is the only Hindi GEC which continues to hold its position. When most of the channels are slipping down in the urban and rural market, Sony SAB and Sony Entertainment Television are seeing holding their respective position on pay platforms.
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ALTBalaji completes three years with over 60 original shows acres genres
ALTBalaji, one of the country’s leading homegrown OTT platforms, has completed three years, continuing to break new ground and setting milestones on its way to further success.
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News channels see viewership fall in BARC week 14
MUMBAI: For the second consecutive week, news broadcasters have slumped marginally across languages in week 14 (4-10 April) of Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India as against week 13 (28 March-3 April). Hindi news channels fell by nearly seven per cent and English by 10 per cent. According to a joint report of BARC and Nielsen India on crisis consumption.
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ABP rebuffs link between its report and migrant gathering
ABP News Network has rebuffed any link between a mob gathering at Mumbai’s Bandra West station and a story shown in its Marathi news channel ABP Majha as "entirely misconceived and being circulated with the sole intention of maligning the channel.”