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- Jun 23, 2022
To reach INR 4,30,401Cr by 2026: PwC Report
India’s Entertainment & Media industry is expected to reach INR 4,30,401Cr by 2026 at 8.8% CAGR. These figures come from PwC's Global Entertainment & Media Outlook 2022-2026, the 23rd annual analysis and forecast of E&M spending by consumers and advertisers across 52 territories. ...
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Karan Johar chats with Amazon leaders at India's very first 'Prime Video Presents' event Moderator: Karan Johar Guests: Jennifer Salke, Head – Amazon StudiosKelly Day, VP International, Amazon Prime VideoJames Farrell – Head of Local Originals, Amazon StudiosGaurav Gandhi, Country Head, Amazon Prime Video IndiaAparna Purohit, Head India Originals, Amazon Prime Video India Q1. So, Jennifer, Kelly, and James, welcome back to India. Firstly, how does it feel? Jennifer: It is wonderful to be back in India. We had visited the country in 2018, with plans to come to India 2-3 times a year.… Read more...
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Internet for All and its impact on D2C
Despite the spread of mobile internet, large segments of the rural population around the world still lack consistent, affordable, high-speed internet access. This is likely to change in the coming years through some combination of 5G and satellite internet. While most of the focus on 5G is for the incredibly high speeds it will offer in urban areas, low band 5G can cover hundreds of square kilometers from a single tower, at a speed a bit better than 4G. Satellite internet will access constellations of low orbit satellites, such as Elon Musk’s Starlink or Amazon’s Kuiper, to provide high-speed internet… Read more...