Mansha Daswani

SHANGHAI/HONG KONG: Media Partners Asia is aligning with the Shanghai TV Festival (STVF) for the China & the Global Video Opportunity Forum this June.

TOKYO: Japanese premium pay-TV broadcaster WOWOW has reached a deal with Warner Bros. International Television Production (WBITVP) for its own version of Cold Case, the Jerry Bruckheimer Television–produced procedural that ran on CBS from 2003 to 2010.

The president of the media content business at CJ E&M talks about his strategy for the company.

Amid market disruption and economic concerns, Asia’s leading multichannel brands are charting new success strategies.

The chairman and CEO of STAR India talks about what’s driving the gains at the 21st Century Fox-owned business.

Asia-Pacific online video revenues are expected to hit $35 billion by 2021, up from $13 billion this year, with China accounting for 76 percent and four markets—Japan, Australia, Korea and India—taking in 17 percent of the total pie, according to new research from Media Partners Asia (MPA).

Netflix’s chief content officer provides a snapshot of how the AsiaPac offering is faring thus far.

AUCKLAND: SKY in New Zealand has secured a long-term pipeline of movies from NBCUniversal International Distribution for broadcast on its pay-TV service and on its SVOD platform.

MUMBAI: STAR India has reorganized its senior leadership under chairman and CEO Uday Shankar with the creation of new business units for entertainment, sports, digital, Fox STAR Studios, its operations in the southern states, and the creation of a pan-Indian content studio.

SINGAPORE: Eleven Sports Network has landed live and exclusive coverage of the UEFA EURO 2016 tournament for Singapore.