Streaming movies and TV shows have become a big part of our daily lives, and Asia’s Video-on-Demand (VOD) platforms are leading the way. With millions of viewers tuning in, these platforms offer a mix of local hits, international blockbusters, and exclusive originals that keep audiences hooked. Whether it’s Bollywood dramas, K-dramas, Chinese web series, or Japanese anime, Asian streaming services have something for everyone. Popular platforms like Tencent Video, iQIYI, Bilibili, Disney+ Hotstar, and Netflix India are competing to offer the best content and viewing experience. Some platforms focus on free, ad-supported content, while others provide premium shows through subscriptions.…
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SVOD vs TVOD vs AVOD: Comparing the Three Video Monetization Model In Detail
Video on Demand (VOD) has become one of the most popular ways to consume video content nowadays. Movies and Education sites are bombarding users with massive online content on their websites and apps. With the rising popularity of platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney Plus, Crunchyroll, the consumption of VOD content has skyrocketed. Such VOD platforms use multiple revenue models to monetize content. The top of these are TVOD, SVOD & AVOD. In this article we'll have a look at TVOD, AVOD, and SVOD and brings out a comparison and implementation module for these. Table Of Content: What is TVOD?…
TVOD – Build a Transactional Video on Demand Platform
In recent years there has been a surge in the number of video platforms. With so many platforms available, the monetization model is also different. On some platforms, they generate revenue through ads on the video, by offering a monthly subscription, and through transactions for specific videos either to rent or buy. These monetization models are, respectively, AVOD, SVOD, and TVOD. TVOD or Transactional video on demand is the video monetization model in which you specifically pay for the video you want to watch. Some major examples of TVOD can be Google Play and iTunes. We’ll explore TVOD in more…
How OTT is Revolutionizing TV Experience in India
India has primarily been a television set household. For as long as one can remember, the television set was somewhat the nucleus of a family. Members of the family would crowd in front of a television and watch shows even if they were not of their choice. When was the last time you remember turning on a television to watch something? How many Channels do you subscribe every month? It is ironic that we pay for 150 channels even though none of us spend more than 10 minutes watching one channel. However, what one demands today is to watch only…