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10 Best 32 inch TVs in India that provide an immersive experience - May 2024
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10 Best 43 Inch TVs in India: Cinematic Experience at Home
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Sony Pictures Networks India appoints Gaurav Banerjee as MD & CEO
Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has appointed Gaurav Banerjee as the new Managing Director and CEO, effective August 26, 2024. Banerjee, formerly head of content at Star India, succeeds NP Singh, who becomes non-executive chairman. Banerjee aims to enhance SPNI’s programming, distribution, and revenue, continuing the network’s legacy of excellence.
Nachiket Pantvaidya appointed GM of Sony Pictures International Productions India
Sony Pictures Entertainment has named Nachiket Pantvaidya as the new General Manager for Sony Pictures International Productions (SPIP) in India. He will work closely with Shony Panjikaran, the General Manager and Head of Sony Pictures Releasing International, India. Nachiket will oversee local Indian productions.
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Nachiket Pantvaidya appointed General Manager of Sony Pictures International Productions India
Pantvaidya will oversee local Indian production while working alongside Shony Panjikaran, General Manager and Head of Sony Pictures Releasing International, India, the company said in a statement.
Best 55 Inch Sony Televisions for the Best Viewing Experience
Explore the finest 55-inch Sony televisions, renowned for their stunning picture quality, advanced features, and sleek designs. This article delves into the top models, highlighting their exceptional 4K resolution, vibrant colors, and smart capabilities. Perfect for any entertainment setup, these TVs promise an immersive viewing experience and cutting-edge technology for discerning viewers.
Lada Guruden Singh steps down as GM of Sony Pictures' India movie arm
Lada Guruden Singh stepped down as General Manager of Sony Pictures International Productions India to focus on producing. He will continue collaboration with the studio on existing projects like 'Shaktimaan' and 'Madhubala' film rights, 'Major' in Telugu, and 'Amaran' in Tamil. Singh expressed gratitude for Sony's support as he transitions to a producer role, aiming to create impactful, cross-cultural theatrical experiences rooted in Indian stories.
TV channel rates may soon go up by 5-8%
In January, leading broadcasters raised their base bouquet rates by 10%, with Viacom18 going for the highest increase of over 25% due to the addition of Indian cricket rights and increase in the market share of general entertainment channels. The new pricing was to come into effect in February.
Zee's plan to raise Rs 2,000 crore gets board's approval
Zee Entertainment Enterprises approves ₹2,000 crore fundraising to enhance balance sheet post Sony merger failure, aiming for strategic growth in media landscape.
Sony India elevates Jaideep Janakiram to head of International business
Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) appoints Jaideep Janakiram as the new Head of International Business and Operations, succeeding Neeraj Arora. Janakiram, previously leading the Americas division, will now report to Rajesh Kaul, Chief Revenue Officer. Several key team members will now report to Janakiram, ensuring the continuity and growth of SPNI's international business.
Sony Pictures looking at multiple candidates to replace NP Singh
Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) is reportedly considering multiple candidates to replace its India CEO, NP Singh, who is retiring. Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) has hired Disney Star executive Gaurav Bannerjee as its next CEO, although no official word has been provided by the company. Singh, who has been with SPNI for nearly three decades, will transition to an advisory role once the new CEO takes charge.
Sony eyeing M&A opportunities in India post termination of Zee deal: Tony Vinciquerra
Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) is in discussions for potential merger and acquisition deals in India following the collapse of its merger deal with Zee Entertainment. The deal between Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) and Zee couldn't go through due to regulatory issues and the deterioration of the Indian entertainment giant's financials. SPE's India arm held discussions with Viacom18 in 2020 to combine the two businesses.
TV broadcasters hope ad revenues to bounce back in FY25, expect flat or degrowth in FY24
Top broadcasters like Star India, Sony Pictures Networks India, Zee Entertainment, and Sun TV Network saw ad revenue remaining flat or shrunk in FY24 due to the exit of new-age advertising and the shift of ad dollars to digital due to free cricket streaming by JioCinema and Disney+ Hotstar.
Sony begins hunt for NP Singh's successor
NP Singh, who has been with the company since 1999, will continue to lead SPNI as its MD and CEO until a new successor has been found. Singh expressed gratitude for his tenure and plans to focus on social change. SPNI has started the process of finding a new leader. Singh joined SPNI in 1999 as CFO and later became COO before becoming MD and CEO in 2014. He previously held positions at Modi Xerox, Spice Telecom, ModiCorp, and Hindustan Copper Limited.
Investors will take final call on Zee leadership: Punit Goenka
Goenka, who is part of the promoter family that holds a 4% stake, is the longest-serving CEO of Zee. In 2019, Goenka was reappointed as the MD and CEO of the entertainment giant, beginning January 2020. The Securities and Exchange Board of India is investigating Goenka and his father, Subhash Chandra, for allegedly diverting the entertainment company's funds to promoter-owned firms.
Sony Entertainment Talent Ventures India backs World Pickleball League
Sony Entertainment Talent Ventures India (SETVI) has invested in the World Pickleball League, a new global professional pickleball league by Natekar Sports and Gaming (NSG), owned by Gaurav Natekar. NSG plans to invest over $10 million in the league, which will feature six franchises with international and Indian players, aiming to popularize pickleball globally.
ICC rights may bleed Disney's streaming entertainment business
Disney's streaming profit faces loss due to ICC rights on Disney+ Hotstar. Iger expects weaker Q3 tied to Indian sports. Zee Entertainment disputes ICC TV rights in arbitration.
OTTs may spend less on entertainment shows amid focus on margins
Over-the-top (OTT) platforms are expected to ease spending on entertainment content due to M&A activity in the media sector, impacting commissioning of fresh content. Experts predict that OTT content spending will continue to be driven by streaming giants Netflix and Amazon Prime Video as Indian media companies recalibrate their content strategy or slow down on greenlighting new shows due to M&A activities.
Formula E strikes new media rights deal in India
Sony Pictures Networks India partners with Formula E to air 10th season races exclusively in Indian sub-continent and neighboring countries, featuring Jehan Daruvala from MSG racing among 11 teams competing in 16 races. The 10th season of the championship will see 11 race teams compete in 16 races across 10 iconic cities including debuts for Misano (Italy) and Shanghai.
Zee to cut workforce by 15% to reduce costs
Zee had recently fired 50% of its staff at the Technology & Innovation Centre (TIC) in Bengaluru. The company, which incurred an expenditure of ₹600 crore on TIC, aims to cut down its expenses by 50%.
Sony Pictures Networks India seeks to increase subscriber base, revenue in FY25: MD & CEO N P Singh
Sony Pictures Networks India plans growth through impactful content, strategic partnerships, and market presence. Despite challenges like the failed USD 10 billion merger with ZEE Entertainment, the focus remains on boosting subscribers and revenue for FY24-25.
Sony signs $100 million media rights deal with New Zealand Cricket
Sony Pictures Networks India secured New Zealand Cricket media rights for $90-$100 million. They will broadcast matches in India from 2024-2031, strengthening their sports portfolio. Evaluation of additional cricket rights is in progress.
Lights, camera, action! Madhubala biopic to go on floors, film on diva’s life to be helmed by ‘Darlings’ director Jasmeet K Reen
The film will be co-produced by the diva's sister Madhur Brij Bhushan. The makers are yet to announce the name of the actress who will be headlining the movie.
If content is king, Reliance Industries-Walt Disney Company to be kingdom
The Rs 70,352 crore ($8.5 billion) merged entity, in which RIL will infuse Rs 11,500 crore, will have a viewership share of more than 40%, enabling it to secure premium advertising rates and consumer average revenue per user (ARPU), they said. The failure of Zee Entertainment Enterprises and Sony Pictures Networks India to merge is expected to benefit Star-Viacom18, which would have had to contend with a duopoly if the Sony-Zee merger had also gone through.
End of the road? Sony withdraws agreement to merge India ops with Zee from NCLT
Sony Group Corp. reportedly withdrew its agreement to merge with Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. from India's National Company Law Tribunal, officially terminating the $10 billion media giant plan. Sony had earlier sent a termination notice to Zee on Jan. 22, alleging failure to meet merger conditions. The collapse leaves Sony and Zee vulnerable as rivals like Reliance Industries and Walt Disney create a formidable entity in India's media sector.
Sony Pictures launches OTT service on Prime Video in India
Sony Pictures Television has partnered with Prime Video India to launch 'Sony Pictures - Stream', a new OTT service offering international movies, popular TV shows, and SonyLIV and Crunchyroll India content. The service is available at an introductory price of Rs 399 per year on Prime Video Channels.
Sony Pictures to continue to arbitrate against Zee Entertainment
On February 4, SIAC denied emergency interim relief to SPE's Culver Max Entertainment, previously known as Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI) and Bangla Entertainment against Zee, stating it has no jurisdiction to prevent Zee from approaching NCLT and that the tribunal is the appropriate forum to handle the dispute.
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