Platform active in 122 plus markets attracts bids from firms across Singapore, US and Australia.
New legal teeth, nodal officers and notices to intermediaries signal that the government is done playing nice with copyright thieves
MUMBAI: India’s quest to package ancient wisdom for modern screens just got a new prophet—sorry, profit—maker. Hari Om, the country’s first mythological OTT platform, has roped...
MUMBAI: The Indian government has turned up the heat on shady OTT platforms. In a sweeping regulatory crackdown, the ministry of information & broadcasting (MIB) has...
MUMBAI: Ullu, the OTT platform that made a name for itself with bold originals and a 42-million-strong user base, is now spicing things up in the...