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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.

Axiata Group Berhad has signed a non-binding Memorandum of Understanding relating to the expansion of its strategic collaboration with iflix to bring entertainment content to the telecom’s customers in six countries.

Viu, a pan-regional OTT video service from PCCW Media, has bolstered its offering with the addition of original Chinese content, including drama series, travelogues, infotainment talk shows and culinary programs such as Colin’s Exotic Recipes.

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.

HBO Asia has promoted Beibei Fan to executive VP for new business and managing director for China.

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.

The Japanese drama My Loser Husband is set to premiere on Sony Pictures Television Networks’ Asian entertainment channel GEM on July 8 at 9 p.m., the same time as its debut in Japan.

Sony Pictures Networks India and WWE are rolling out WWE Sunday Dhamaal, a new weekly show in Hindi that premieres on Sony MAX this weekend.