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Indian Digital Media Grew 17% To $9.4BN In 2024, Overtaking TV For First Time – FICCI-EY Report

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Revenues from India’s digital media sector surpassed television income for the first time in 2024, according to the latest FICCI-EY annual report, growing 17% to reach $9.35BN (INR802BN) and contributing 32% to the overall pie. Meanwhile, revenues from television, which has been the biggest sector for 20 years, declined 4.5% to $7.9BN (INR679BN). Linear TV […]

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BIZ-MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT Digital Media Overtakes TV in 2024, Contributes 32 Pc to Overall Revenue: FICCI-EY Report

Get latest articles and stories on Latest News at LatestLY. Digital media in India has overtaken traditional television in 2024, becoming the largest segment in the media & entertainment (M&E) sector, contributing an unprecedented 32 per cent to the overall revenues, according to the latest FICCI-EY report. Latest News | BIZ-MEDIA & ENTERTAINMENT Digital Media Overtakes TV in 2024, Contributes 32 Pc to Overall Revenue: FICCI-EY Report.

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Indian Digital Media Grew 17% To $9.4BN In 2024, Overtaking TV For First Time – FICCI-EY Report

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