2020: Rise of paid subscribers
How OTT platforms have benefitted from the dearth of entertainment avenues in the past year
0 Comments
266 Views
Trending News
- Getting Financial Freedom with Online Trading
- Gaining Financial Freedom with Amazon
- Gain Financial Freedom – Make Money with Facebook (2021 Guide)
- Gain Financial Freedom – Make Money with eCommerce (2021 Guide)
- Gain Financial Freedom – Make Money with Shopify
- Gain Financial Freedom – Make Money with Bitcoin Investing
- Gain Financial Freedom – Make Money with Review Sites
- Gain Financial Freedom – Make Money with Bitcoin Cash Trading
- Gain Financial Freedom with Forex Trading
- Gain Financial Freedom with CFD Trading
Early birds: IT firms take the lead in strong Q3 show
Expenditure for the sample of 61 companies and banks rose at a much slower pace than revenues resulting in a big jump in operating profit margins.
Don’t amplify bad science!
Many studies seem to ignore the retraction of the controversial study on negative outcomes of HCQ administration in Covid-19
French Muslim Council Agrees Accord On ‘Principles’ Sought By Macron
French Muslim council agrees accord on 'principles' sought by Macron
‘No Special Treatment’ – Australia Rebuffs Tennis Stars’ Quarantine Complaints
'No special treatment' - Australia rebuffs tennis stars' quarantine complaints
Global Vaccine Campaign Gains Pace As Brazil Approves Jabs
Global vaccine campaign gains pace as Brazil approves jabs
China GDP Grows 2.3% In 2020, Slowest In More Than Four Decades
China GDP grows 2.3% in 2020, slowest in more than four decades
Biden Team Lays Out Plans As Inauguration, Impeachment Loom
Biden team lays out plans as inauguration, impeachment loom
China’s Q4 GDP growth beats f’cast, ends 2020 in solid position after COVID-19 shock
BEIJING -- China's economy grew at a faster-than-expected pace in the fourth quarter of last year, ending a rough coronavirus-striken 2020 in remarkably good shape and remained solidly poised to expand further this year. Read More
India’s Fuel Demand Makes Shaky Start to 2021
(Bloomberg) -- Indian energy demand got off to a shaky start in the new year with sales of transport and cooking fuels over the first two weeks of 2021 declining from a month earlier. Read More