OTT platforms no longer keen on exclusive content, turn to sharing rights
6 months, 2 weeks ago

OTT platforms no longer keen on exclusive content, turn to sharing rights

Live Mint  

Video streaming platforms are no longer insistent on keeping original content entirely exclusive and are syndicating it to rival players in some form or the other. “It takes time and investment to create new content and we’re increasingly seeing that our Hindi dubbed business is big,” Soumya Mukherjee, chief operating officer of Bengali streaming service hoichoi, said. While the platform’s original Bengali programming remains its bread and butter, Mukherjee said it is a good idea to explore dubbed versions of this content on other services that give consumers easy access to the company’s huge library. Sharing their originals with other OTT platforms helps the original IP provider to ensure his content reaches a larger audience, agreed Rajat Agrawal, director of Ultra Media & Entertainment Group that operates Marathi language OTT platform Ultra Jhakaas.

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