Asia-based streamer iflix is pulling out of the Middle East after entering the region with some fanfare two years ago in a partnership with Kuwait-based mobile and data services operator Zain.

Patrick Grove also discusses why he doesn't see Netflix as a true competitor, having Sky and Liberty Global as investors and the company's approach to censorship. By Georg Szalai Global Business ...

KARACHI: Available at a monthly rate of Rs300 and boasting a package of local television shows, iflix can be described as a poor man's Netflix. But it is more than that. Its strategy of entering ...

Malaysia's iflix has been acquired by China's Tencent. 25 Jun – Following news of iflix's financial troubles in recent months, the latest update reveals that China's media conglomerate Tencent has ...

The company teamed up with RadiumOne to target entertainment lovers most likely to take up a trial offer and then convert to paid subscriptions. Using consumer data from across open mobile networks ...

On-demand entertainment streaming service iflix launched its service in Bangladesh yesterday, in partnership with telecom operators Robi. Consumers can now enjoy unlimited access to iflix's vast ...

“We can revolutionise how movies and TV are consumed,” say Iflix CEO Mark Britt (left) and founder Patrick Grove Image: Charles Pertwee for Forbes Patrick Grove is leaning against the pool table in ...