Mansha Daswani

While OTT services are gaining traction in the Asia Pacific, take-up across the region is still low, Media Partners Asia found in its new consumer study.

The online video business across the AsiaPac region will generate $46 billion in revenues by 2022, with more than 75 percent of that coming from China, according to Media Partners Asia (MPA).

FOX Networks Group Asia has announced a two-year deal with Tottenham Hotspur Football Club that brings a weekly branded block to its sports channels across Asia.

The Indian streaming platform Hotstar has clinched a deal with CBS Corporation to bring the Showtime brand to the country for the first time.

The rapid take-up of fixed and mobile broadband is among the key factors reshaping how platforms and content companies engage with consumers across Asia, attendees heard at the second-annual APOStech summit in Hong Kong.

POPS Worldwide, a digital media and creator network in Vietnam, has picked up an investment from Turner Asia Pacific.

Astro in Malaysia has launched a new video streaming service to deliver free on-demand entertainment, including box sets, live sports and news.

The issue of legacy—coping with it, or not having it at all—was a recurring theme at the Asia Pacific Video Operators Summit (APOS) in Bali last week, as the heads of major global and regional media companies convened to discuss the rapidly changing content ecosystem in the region.

Asian SVOD platform HOOQ has unveiled plans for another original movie and is going to fund five pilots, with a budget of $30,000 each, from innovative filmmakers across the region.

CJ E&M is adding a Singaporean feed for its tvN Asia channel and has clinched a deal for the service to launch on Hong Kong OTT provider myTV SUPER.