The loss of streaming rights to Indian Premiere League cricket has spurred the Walt Disney Co. to lower its subscriber target for its Disney+ Hotstar service in India. Christine McCarthy, Disney ...

The House of Mouse is teaming with Disney+ Hotstar’s biggest competitor as it looks to stem Star India’s losses and help make its overall streaming business profitable The post Why Disney’s ...

Beyond North Indian language Hindi, Disney+ Hotstar is developing a slate in the South India’s Tamil, Telugu and Malayalam languages.

Disney+ Hotstar lost nearly a fourth of its customer base, or 12.5 million subscribers, in the quarter ending June, Disney disclosed in its earnings Wednesday, the ongoing setback at the India ...

Disney Hotstar, India's biggest streaming app with 38 million users, owns the rights for International Cricket Council's matches in India until 2027, while Reliance's growing JioCinema app has the ...

The merger creates the largest media group in India, with streaming platforms JioCinema and Hotstar combining for 100+ channels and more than 50 million subscribers.

Disney is joining forces with Asia’s richest man to create a new media giant in India that says it will reach a domestic audience of more than 750 million people.

This story was first published on the Benzinga India portal. The Walt Disney Company DIS owned Disney+ Hotstar, once the crown jewel of India’s streaming world, is facing turbulent times. The ...

All live sporting events streamed by the newly merged Disney-Reliance business in India, including popular Indian Premier League (IPL) cricket, will only be available on Disney's Hotstar app ...

A crucial knock-out cricket game between India and New Zealand shattered all previous on-demand video streaming records Wednesday, sending over 53 million concurrent viewers to Disney’s Hotstar ...

Reliance is apparently planning on shelling out billions of dollars to acquire Disney+Hotstar in India. Recent rumors have hinted at Disney exiting the Indian market. For this, the company is also ...

Disney Star, the Indian media conglomerate Disney acquired in 2019, may be sold to Reliance Industries, whose chairman is wealthiest person in Asia, Mukesh Ambani.