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Winner of the Best Director and Best Film awards for Roma, director Alfonso Cuaron poses in the press room during the EE British Academy Film Awards at Royal Albert Hall on February 10, 2019 in London, England.
Alfonso Cuaron

‘Roma’ wins Bafta glory in new advance for Netflix

by AFPMon 11 Feb 2019Wed 6 Oct 2021

Rami Malek’s portrayal of the late Queen frontman Freddie Mercury in Bohemian Rhapsody earned him the best actor award

Most of the new shows catalogue will be unique to the StarzPlay platform and will air on the same day and time as they debut in the US.
Maaz Sheikh

UAE’s StarzPlay eyes launch of 50 new shows in 2019

by Sam BridgeFri 18 Jan 2019Wed 6 Oct 2021

Subscription on-demand video service outlines plan to build on ‘record breaking’ growth last year

MBC Group CEO, Sam Barnett, with Johannes Larcher, joins MBC Group as managing director, Digital & VOD Websites.
MBC Group

Dubai’s MBC plans digital focus as streaming competition hots up

by Sam BridgeThu 10 Jan 2019Wed 6 Oct 2021

Johannes Larcher joins MBC Group as managing director, Digital & VOD Websites to drive expansion

Anghami

Piracy is biggest challenge for music streaming in MENA, says Spotify

by Staff WriterTue 18 Dec 2018Wed 6 Oct 2021

It will take time to convince consumers to switch to legal music streaming, according to Spotify

Spotify launched in MENA just one month after French rival Deezer officially expanded to the region.
Claudius Boller

Spotify puts aside profitability to focus on growing MENA users

by Staff WriterMon 17 Dec 2018Wed 6 Oct 2021

Spotify is also concentrating on educating artists on monetisation

The Mena music industry is heavily plagued by piracy and reliant on live performances and sponsorships
Anghami

Opinion: Spotify’s entry into the region: does it really matter?

by ITPThu 13 Dec 2018Thu 28 Oct 2021

What is most likely to create longevity in the region’s music industry is not a powerful and affordable streaming platform, but a serious investment in A&R

FNG MENA

‘No death’ for traditional TV, says Fox after streaming service launch

by Staff WriterTue 27 Nov 2018Wed 6 Oct 2021

Television networks will ‘reinvent’ themselves and co-exist with on-demand video streaming platforms, according to FOX MENA head Sanjay Raina

The deal comes as the online subscription video market in the Middle East and North Africa region is expected to increase over 50 percent by 2020.
Fox Network

MBC’s Shahid Plus inks Fox deal as streaming competition hots up

by Sam BridgeThu 22 Nov 2018Wed 6 Oct 2021

Shahid Plus announces agreement with Fox Networks Group MENA to add Fox Plus streaming service to platform

In the UAE, premium prices per month has been set at AED19.99 ($5.44), compared to SAR19.99 ($5.33) in Saudi Arabia, EGP49.99 ($2.79) in Egypt and $4.99 for the rest of the MENA region.
Arabic content

Spotify launches in the Middle East and North Africa

by Bernd Debusmann JrWed 14 Nov 2018Wed 6 Oct 2021

A premium subscription costs AED19.99 per month in the UAE and SAR19.99 in Saudi Arabia

Amazon.com founder and CEO Jeff Bezos. (Getty Images)
Amazon

Amazon Prime signs du deal as video on demand market soars

by Sam BridgeThu 18 Oct 2018Wed 6 Oct 2021

Dubai telco du says distribution agreement with Prime Video will offer customers greater choice in video content

live streaming

Dubai’s OSN adds 24 new live channels to streaming service

by Sam BridgeThu 13 Sep 2018Thu 7 Oct 2021

OSN says it is putting online streaming of content at the very heart of its digital strategy with the launch of 24 new live channels

Fares Akkad said the steaming service, which offers users the chance to watch shows and videos by creators, celebrities and production houses, will boast management tools introduced by Facebook and Instagram in August to help users limit their time spent on social media.
Facebook

Facebook Watch will ensure ‘responsible’ user consumption

by Staff WriterSun 9 Sep 2018Thu 7 Oct 2021

The global launch of the feature comes a month after the platform claimed it wants to help users limit their time spend on social media through management tools

Facebook Watch

Facebook Watch considers movies, but says it will not compete with streaming services

by Staff WriterThu 30 Aug 2018Thu 7 Oct 2021

Similarly to steaming services, the on demand video feature offers users the chance to watch shows and videos by creators, celebrities and production houses

Maaz Sheikh, co-founder and CEO, Starzplay.
Dubai

Why streaming is the future of TV in the Middle East

by Staff Writer Wed 22 Aug 2018Thu 28 Oct 2021

Starz Play’s Maaz Sheikh wants to produce an original Arabic series that brings the region’s cultural tales to global audience

Starzplay
Dubai

Starzplay looks to become profitable by 2019, says CEO

by Staff Writer Thu 9 Aug 2018Thu 7 Oct 2021

Starzplay will introduce services into Pakistan later this month

Netflix

Video: The Netflix mantra: Shock, awe, amaze … and monetise?

by ITPMon 23 Jul 2018Wed 6 Oct 2021

Uninhibited by rising debt, Netflix is riding a tsunami of content from multiple regions in its push to stream to the world. By doing so it is introducing an audience of more than 125 million, growing at roughly six percent per quarter, to a literal world of content.

The Netflix headquarters  in Los Gatos, California. What began as a mail-order DVD service in 1998 has grown into a $140bn streaming giant with 125 million subscribers in more than 190 countries.
Netflix

The Netflix mantra: Shock, awe, amaze and monetise

by Staff Writer Fri 13 Jul 2018Thu 28 Oct 2021

Uninhibited by rising debt, Netflix is riding a tsunami of content in its push to stream to the world

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