Ultra Media launches two new OTT platforms, targets Rs 500 crore investment

With the launch of Ultra Play and Ultra Gaane, the group aims to offer audiences an unparalleled digital experience by preserving the legacy of Hindi cinema and music while also providing fresh, original content

The Rs 500 crore investment will be allocated as follows: Rs 250 crore for content acquisition to ensure a diverse and robust library across all platforms, Rs 200 crore for the production of new content, and Rs 50 crore for marketing and technological advancements.

Advertisers abandon X over extreme content

Under the new structure, the Premium+ plan—which offers an ad-free experience, priority support, and enhanced algorithmic visibility—has increased to Rs 1,750 per month on the web, up from the previous Rs 1,300.

X has faced significant backlash from advertisers due to its lax content moderation and Musk’s own controversial statements.

hoichoi achieves 60:40 gender balance; 200 percent ad revenue growth

In addition to direct subscription revenue, hoichoi has diversified its revenue streams through bundling partnerships and initiatives, such as Hindi dubbing of its Bengali shows. Mukherjee points out that hoichoi's extensive original content catalogue, including Hindi-dubbed versions, has contributed significantly to its revenue, especially in the Hindi market.

While West Bengal remains hoichoi’s core market, over 45% of its users come from other regions of India, says Soumya Mukherjee Chief Operating Officer – hoichoi (India & Bangladesh).

Innerwear brand Jockey focusses on digital amidst quick commerce boom

Jockey has 6-8% market penetration for women’s innerwear with metro cities witnessing the most demand, says Nihal Rajan, CMO, Jockey.

Nihal Rajan, CMO, Page Industries shares how Jockey is developing a range of products that aren’t just fleeting trends or seasonal fads and the significance of merging cricket with fashion.

Kia leads mass market segment; Audi tops luxury segment: Report

The primary objective of this comprehensive study was to assess and quantify customer experience across sales, after-sales service and product quality in the passenger vehicle category. (From left to right: Kia and Audi. (Image source: Unsplash))

Toyota scores highest in product experience with 45.40. Good resale value, gearshift quality, quality of lights, contributed the most to its ranking.