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Dallas Opera targets global audience with online subscription streaming service
AP |
UPDATED ON APR 27, 2021 10:42 AM IST
- Dallas Opera's online subscription streaming service with premium content available on pay-per-view includes talk-show format interviews with music director Emmanuel Villaume, a cooking show with soprano Elza van den Heever and 'Late Nite With Liz' with soprano Elizabeth Sutphen
Modern soap opera or just voyeurism?
Hindustan Times | By Sujata Assomull and Ankur Pathak
UPDATED ON DEC 06, 2020 07:58 AM IST
Is Reality TV the future of voyeuristic entertainment? Or plain trash?
Sunday Debate: Can independent musicians make money?
Hindustan Times | By Adityan Nair and Subir Malik
UPDATED ON SEP 27, 2020 02:14 PM IST
One young star says a vehement no. The other looks for opportunities beyond.
Spectator by Seema Goswami: Déjà vu
Hindustan Times | By Seema Goswami
UPDATED ON AUG 09, 2020 12:01 PM IST
I’ve always been a fan of comfort reading; but the lockdown has made me comfort-watch old TV shows as well.
Techilicious by Rajiv Makhni: The big hidden tech bargain
Hindustan Times | By Rajiv Makhni
PUBLISHED ON JUL 05, 2020 07:27 AM IST
The deals your telecom company has entered into with streaming services can save you a lot of cash
‘Inappropriate content’: Nitish Kumar writes to PM, demands censorship of streaming services
Hindustan Times, Patna | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JUN 21, 2020 09:55 PM IST
Nitish Kumar said the streaming services have content that are not censored and subscribers easily get access to content that are high on violence, sex and obscenity that negatively impacts the minds of the viewers.
Post-Covid cinema going
Hindustan Times | By Nayana Bijli
UPDATED ON MAY 17, 2020 01:17 AM IST
How will going to the movies change post the pandemic?
Terms of engagement: Fernando Meirelles on the changing dynamics of filmmaking
Hindustan Times | By Ananya Ghosh
PUBLISHED ON MAY 02, 2020 09:49 PM IST
The movie-viewing experience will go through a tectonic shift in the post-pandemic world. The Cidade de Deus director terms it as necessary evolution
Humour: The great indoors
Hindustan Times | By Rehana Munir
UPDATED ON APR 12, 2020 02:41 AM IST
There’s so much to do when nothing’s going on
Spectator by Seema Goswami: Post-Corona life
Hindustan Times | By Seema Goswami
UPDATED ON APR 05, 2020 02:33 AM IST
When things go back to normal – and they will – this is what I will do first
In Covid-19 times, telecom emerges as a saviour
By Sanjay Kapoor
UPDATED ON MAR 22, 2020 04:26 PM IST
Telecom infrastructure is helping sustain businesses, provide information, connect people, and allay fears
Now, a streaming service just for documentary addicts
Hindustan Times | By Rachel Lopez
UPDATED ON JAN 11, 2020 01:42 PM IST
DocuBay’s roster covers films about nature, politics, adventure, travel, culture, science and the like
Spectator by Seema Goswami: To binge or not to binge
Hindustan Times | By Seema Goswami
UPDATED ON AUG 24, 2019 09:42 PM IST
That is the question, as streaming services make it all too easy to devour entire series in the course of an evening
Table for one
Hindustan Times | By Seema Goswami
UPDATED ON MAY 05, 2019 12:50 AM IST
Eating out alone has its pleasures – but it’s not the only activity you can enjoy on your own
The Taste with Vir Sanghvi: The future of entertainment looks promising
Hindustan Times, Delhi | By Vir Sanghvi
UPDATED ON MAR 13, 2019 03:25 PM IST
In this week’s column of The Taste With Vir, Vir Sanghvi talks about some of the best shows on Indian streaming services including Sacred Games and the more recent, Made In Heaven, and how the future of entertainment looks promising.
From big screen to the small screen in a jiffy
Hindustan Times | By Abhinav Verma, New Delhi
UPDATED ON JAN 29, 2019 11:15 AM IST
Hit Bollywood movies are quickly premiering on television and online platforms right after their theatre release.
It’s the new age of storytelling, with possibilities we had never imagined
Hindustan Times | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON JAN 19, 2019 02:49 PM IST
It has released content – be it literature, cinema, television, graphic novels, or video games – from its straightjacket
The Taste With Vir Sanghvi: The best TV shows to watch - From Billions to Killing Eve to The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and more
Hindustan Times, Delhi | By Vir Sanghvi
UPDATED ON JAN 09, 2019 11:15 AM IST
In this week’s column, Vir Sanghvi writes about some of the best TV shows he’s watched over the past year and why he enjoyed watching them.
India on their minds
Hindustan Times | By Vidhi Choudhary
UPDATED ON JAN 06, 2019 11:52 AM IST
Netflix, now three years old in India, has spent more on local content here than anywhere else in the world, except the US. That’s given us the stellar Sacred Games. But is it enough to score over other streaming services?
Net loss: Time to beat the binge-watching habit
Hindustan Times | By HT Correspondent
UPDATED ON OCT 08, 2018 08:14 PM IST
Bengaluru-based Nimhans got its first case of Netflix addiction. The solution is to offset the imbalance that addiction to gadgets has introduced into your life
Shemaroo’s streaming service will not ape the Netflix model
Bloomberg | By Ameya Karve
UPDATED ON JUN 04, 2018 05:16 PM IST
Shemaroo Entertainment is planning an online streaming application in 6-9 months, even as the company looks to be ‘on all platforms,’ CEO Hiren Gada says.
Europe new video streaming battefield as HBO takes on Netflix, Amazon
Bloomberg | By Gerry Smith
PUBLISHED ON MAY 11, 2018 05:09 PM IST
This year, HBO is creating 250 hours of original programming for its foreign subscribers, including shows, movies and documentaries—a 40% increase over last year. The channel will make 14 original scripted series outside the US, up from 10 two years ago.