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American on-demand entertainment service Netflix, which is biggest, and most influential globally, has now decided to invade the massive broadband network in India.

It seems Jio now wants to compete against Netflix and Amazon Prime in the on-demand entertainment sector. We had received hint about Jio’s own production house and their own exclusive TV series last year, but now, this is confirmed.

On-demand entertainment behemoth Netflix has now set their eyes firmly on India. As per latest reports coming in, Netflix may soon revise their price structure in India.

This is certainly not a good news for foreign companies who are offering their services in India - A new form of tax can be soon charged by them, by the Indian Govt.

Google wishes to brand YouTube as the users’ one-stop destination for all sorts of digital entertainment. To kickstart the process, YouTube has decided to revamp and rebrand their paid service: YouTube Red; and relaunch YouTube Music as a…

As per incoming reports, which are unconfirmed as of now, Airtel may soon reach an agreement with Netflix, which will allow their users free access to the popular on-demand video streaming app.

For India, the newly launched Google Home speakers will ship with six-month ad-free subscriptions from Saavn and Gaana. You can also plan routes, get horoscope, weather and much more. Google has partnered with NDTV, TOI, Aaj Tak and Dainik…

Recently Amazon Prime Video overtook Netflix in the country to become the largest overseas digital entertainment provider, and now the company is all set to expand further in the Indian market. The platform already boasts a wide variety of…

Reliance Jio is working on a number of services other than its own telecom operations, and the latest reports hint at the launch of its long-awaited JioFiber FTTH broadband service in the country. The company is also reportedly working on…

India’s leading smartphone brand Xiaomi launched its first major non-smartphone product, the Mi TV 4, in India yesterday. Dubbed as be the thinnest television in the world, with a width of just 4.9mm, it is 30 percent slimmer than the …