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Zee-Sony Merger Approved by NCLT, Paving Way For Creation of $10 Billion Media Company
The NCLT on Thursday allowed the merger of Zee Entertainment Enterprises and Culver Max Entertainment and will now pave the way for the creation of a $10 billion media company, the biggest in the country.
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Child Rights Body Asks Channel To Take Down Children's Dance Show Episode
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has asked Sony Pictures Networks to take down an episode of a dance show in which a child was allegedly asked vulgar and sexually explicit questions about his parents.
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Looop Lapeta Movie Review: Just Watch Run Lola Run
Looop Lapeta movie review: Indian remake of Run Lola Run, with Taapsee Pannu and Tahir Raj Bhasin, doesn’t understand why Tom Tykwer’s German film succeeded. Looop Lapeta released February 4 at 1:30pm IST on Netflix.
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SonyLIV Paid Subscribers Jump 700 Percent, Now at 6.8 Million Total
SonyLIV’s paid subscriber base grew by nearly 700 percent between June 2020 and June 2021, Sony announced in its quarterly earnings presentation on Wednesday. SonyLIV told Gadgets 360 it has 6.8 million paid subscribers as of August 5, 2021.
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Euro 2020 Quarter-Finals: How to Watch in India, USA, Australia, and Around the World
Euro Cup 2020 quarter-final schedule is on July 2 and July 3. Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and Ukraine contest Euro 2020 quarter-final matches. Euro 2020 live stream on SonyLIV, ESPN+, BBC iPlayer, ITV, Optus Sport, TSN and CTV.
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Euro 2020 Schedule, Groups, Venues, and How to Watch Globally
Euro 2020 is set to kick off today. Here’s how to watch it in India, USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and Singapore. We also delve into Euro 2020 schedule (June 11 – July 11), the 24 teams in six Euro 2020 groups, and the list of 11 Euro 2020 venues.
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How to Watch India vs Australia Test Live Stream
India vs Australia Test series began Thursday, and will last until January 2021. Here’s how you can watch the live stream of IND vs AUS, the channels it’s broadcasting on, and the schedule for the Test series.
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Shakuntala Devi Release Date: Vidya Balan Movie Out July 31 on Amazon Prime Video
Shakuntala Devi release date is July 31 on Amazon Prime Video. Star Vidya Balan announced the release date late on Thursday. Anu Menon directs Shakuntala Devi, which also stars Jisshu Sengupta, Sanya Malhotra, and Amit Sadh.
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SonyLIV Premium Price Increased by Up to 200 Percent, Now Starts at Rs. 299
SonyLIV has unveiled new prices for its Premium subscription: Rs. 299 per month, Rs. 699 for six months, and Rs. 999 per year. Depending on the SonyLIV Premium plan you pick, the subscription cost has gone up by 200 percent (monthly), 134 percent (half-yearly), or 100 percent (annually).
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SonyLIV Premium Price to Increase With ‘All New’ Launch on June 18
The “all new” SonyLIV arrives June 18, with three new originals and exclusive series in Kadakh, For Life, and Your Honor. The cost of a SonyLIV Premium subscription will also increase. You can still pick up an annual SonyLIV subscription for Rs. 499 for now.
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AXN, AXN HD Will Be Taken Offline June 30, Sony Pictures Networks India Reveals
AXN will soon be history in India. Sony Pictures Networks India is bringing an end to the TV channel’s 21-year run, effective 12am on June 30. This applies to both AXN and AXN HD in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan.
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SonyLIV Unveils ‘All New’ Facelift, Originals, Premières to Make Itself Relevant Again
SonyLIV is trying to mount a comeback. It has announced an overhaul — dubbed “all new SonyLIV” — that promises a bunch of new original series, Indian premières of American TV shows, and collaborations with a host of Indian talent.
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Bhoot: The Haunted Ship, Little Women Out This Week on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video has announced release dates for two upcoming films in the Vicky Kaushal-starrer horror thriller Bhoot — Part One: The Haunted Ship (April 22), and Greta Gerwig’s star-studded coming-of-age period drama Little Women (April 26).
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WWE, Sony India Bringing WWE Network to SonyLIV
WWE and Sony Pictures Networks India have renewed their partnership for another five years. That means WWE Raw, WWE SmackDown, WWE NXT, and WWE specials will stay on Sony’s bouquet of TV channels in the Indian subcontinent. The new deal grants SonyLIV rights access to WWE Network.
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Government Pushes for More Self-Censorship on Streaming, Issues Ultimatum: Report
We might be staring at more online censorship in India. The Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government has reportedly issued an ultimatum to streaming services in India to form an independent adjudicatory body and adopt a new self-regulation code that might effectively work along the lines of how television content is moderated in India.
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Zee-Sony Merger Approved by NCLT, Paving Way For Creation of $10 Billion Media Company
The NCLT on Thursday allowed the merger of Zee Entertainment Enterprises and Culver Max Entertainment and will now pave the way for the creation of a $10 billion media company, the biggest in the country.
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Child Rights Body Asks Channel To Take Down Children's Dance Show Episode
The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights has asked Sony Pictures Networks to take down an episode of a dance show in which a child was allegedly asked vulgar and sexually explicit questions about his parents.
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Looop Lapeta Movie Review: Just Watch Run Lola Run
Looop Lapeta movie review: Indian remake of Run Lola Run, with Taapsee Pannu and Tahir Raj Bhasin, doesn’t understand why Tom Tykwer’s German film succeeded. Looop Lapeta released February 4 at 1:30pm IST on Netflix.
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SonyLIV Paid Subscribers Jump 700 Percent, Now at 6.8 Million Total
SonyLIV’s paid subscriber base grew by nearly 700 percent between June 2020 and June 2021, Sony announced in its quarterly earnings presentation on Wednesday. SonyLIV told Gadgets 360 it has 6.8 million paid subscribers as of August 5, 2021.
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Euro 2020 Quarter-Finals: How to Watch in India, USA, Australia, and Around the World
Euro Cup 2020 quarter-final schedule is on July 2 and July 3. Belgium, Czech Republic, Denmark, England, Italy, Spain, Switzerland, and Ukraine contest Euro 2020 quarter-final matches. Euro 2020 live stream on SonyLIV, ESPN+, BBC iPlayer, ITV, Optus Sport, TSN and CTV.
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Euro 2020 Schedule, Groups, Venues, and How to Watch Globally
Euro 2020 is set to kick off today. Here’s how to watch it in India, USA, UK, Canada, Australia, and Singapore. We also delve into Euro 2020 schedule (June 11 – July 11), the 24 teams in six Euro 2020 groups, and the list of 11 Euro 2020 venues.
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How to Watch India vs Australia Test Live Stream
India vs Australia Test series began Thursday, and will last until January 2021. Here’s how you can watch the live stream of IND vs AUS, the channels it’s broadcasting on, and the schedule for the Test series.
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Shakuntala Devi Release Date: Vidya Balan Movie Out July 31 on Amazon Prime Video
Shakuntala Devi release date is July 31 on Amazon Prime Video. Star Vidya Balan announced the release date late on Thursday. Anu Menon directs Shakuntala Devi, which also stars Jisshu Sengupta, Sanya Malhotra, and Amit Sadh.
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SonyLIV Premium Price Increased by Up to 200 Percent, Now Starts at Rs. 299
SonyLIV has unveiled new prices for its Premium subscription: Rs. 299 per month, Rs. 699 for six months, and Rs. 999 per year. Depending on the SonyLIV Premium plan you pick, the subscription cost has gone up by 200 percent (monthly), 134 percent (half-yearly), or 100 percent (annually).
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SonyLIV Premium Price to Increase With ‘All New’ Launch on June 18
The “all new” SonyLIV arrives June 18, with three new originals and exclusive series in Kadakh, For Life, and Your Honor. The cost of a SonyLIV Premium subscription will also increase. You can still pick up an annual SonyLIV subscription for Rs. 499 for now.
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AXN, AXN HD Will Be Taken Offline June 30, Sony Pictures Networks India Reveals
AXN will soon be history in India. Sony Pictures Networks India is bringing an end to the TV channel’s 21-year run, effective 12am on June 30. This applies to both AXN and AXN HD in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, and Bhutan.
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SonyLIV Unveils ‘All New’ Facelift, Originals, Premières to Make Itself Relevant Again
SonyLIV is trying to mount a comeback. It has announced an overhaul — dubbed “all new SonyLIV” — that promises a bunch of new original series, Indian premières of American TV shows, and collaborations with a host of Indian talent.
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Bhoot: The Haunted Ship, Little Women Out This Week on Amazon Prime Video
Amazon Prime Video has announced release dates for two upcoming films in the Vicky Kaushal-starrer horror thriller Bhoot — Part One: The Haunted Ship (April 22), and Greta Gerwig’s star-studded coming-of-age period drama Little Women (April 26).
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WWE, Sony India Bringing WWE Network to SonyLIV
WWE and Sony Pictures Networks India have renewed their partnership for another five years. That means WWE Raw, WWE SmackDown, WWE NXT, and WWE specials will stay on Sony’s bouquet of TV channels in the Indian subcontinent. The new deal grants SonyLIV rights access to WWE Network.
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Government Pushes for More Self-Censorship on Streaming, Issues Ultimatum: Report
We might be staring at more online censorship in India. The Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government has reportedly issued an ultimatum to streaming services in India to form an independent adjudicatory body and adopt a new self-regulation code that might effectively work along the lines of how television content is moderated in India.
