Rebranding star to utsav is restricted to UK. They won't change it in India.matlb
Please try to post in English on this forum. Hindi mein nahi, English mein likhne ki koshish karo.okay india mai kuvh nai hoga
Bro, Will ESPN Return in India ?Please try to post in English on this forum. Hindi mein nahi, English mein likhne ki koshish karo.
The Star brand remains in India. It will not be replaced by any other brand as of now.
Tier 2-3 cities don't have high speed internet infrastructure also streaming full match requires broadband connection, I wonder how many percentage of country have WIFI connections?? which makes TV the best choice to watch live events. The story might be different for Series and Movies because of you can watch them later as they are pre-recorded.The broadcaster also plans to move niche sporting events such Formula One and English Premier League exclusively to its OTT platform, Disney Plus-Hotstar. "The audience for these sports is not the typical cricket audience, neither do they generate as much advertiser interest as cricket does. Therefore, it makes better sense for the broadcaster to move it to Hotstar where subscription revenues are much better than TV. If Hotstar creates a separate Formula One package and offers it for Rs 250, the revenue monetisation will be much better," explains a former Star executive, who says that barring cricket all the other sports churn huge losses for the broadcaster
Disney-Star puts sports biz under lens; churn inevitable
Tier 2-3 cities don't have high speed internet infrastructure also streaming full match requires broadband connection, I wonder how many percentage of country have WIFI connections?? which makes TV the best choice to watch live events. The story might be different for Series and Movies because of you can watch them later as they are pre-recorded.
When mobile internet are cheap who cares about wifi![]()
India is among lowest users of WiFi: OpenSignal study
The mobile analytics firm revealed that time spent on WiFi networks in India has dipped from 10.2 per cent in January to 9.8 per cent in Marchwww.thehindubusinessline.com