Mumbai, Maharashtra, Indien. 30. April 2014. Mumbai - Indien:. Gönner Kauf Kinokarten im PVR Kino in Mumbai. Gerade Bollywood Filme & Fernsehen Seifen Indiens Lieblings Freizeit Activity.Digital nun zum bevorzugten Medium Indiens TV-Branche ist zurück Indien hinter entwickelten Märkten, wenn es darum geht, online-video Zuschauer inmitten Herausforderungen einschließlich schlechte Internet-Infrastruktur und die Kosten für Daten und Abonnement-basierte Dienste. Aber der Verbrauch der Programme online rasant wächst, allerdings von relativ niedrigen Niveau, und Fernsehsender sie bereiten

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April 30, 2014 - Mumbai, Maharashtra, India - Mumbai - INDIA:..Patrons buying Movie Tickets at the PVR Cinema in Mumbai. Watching Bollywood Movies & Television Soaps is India's Favorite Leisure Activity...Digital now becoming a preferred medium for IndiaÕs TV industry India is lagging behind developed markets when it comes to online video viewership, amid challenges including poor internet infrastructure and the cost of data and subscription-based services. But the consumption of programmes online is rapidly growing, albeit from relatively low levels, and television networks are readying themselves for a future boom in the industry, as the number of smartphone and internet users continues to rise rapidly..The market for online video advertising in India was US$71 million last year and is set to surge to $846m by 2020, according to Statista, a statistics website. Star India, one of the biggest television networks in India, has launched its online video platform called Hotstar, where content is free to view. Other major companies including Zee and Eros have also launched their own platforms. Sony LIV charges about $3 a month for a subscription to its sports, music and original exclusive content and it has more than 5 million app downloads, according to Vidooly, a video marketing and analytics firm in India. (Credit Image: © Subhash Sharma via ZUMA Wire)

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