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.

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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 ...

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Football Malaysia Limited Liability Partnership (FMLLP) today announced their latest and historic partnership with iflix to show the Super League, Malaysia Cup, FA Cup and Premier League on the ...

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--iflix, the world’s leading Subscription Video on Demand (SVoD) service for emerging markets, today announced it has completed a $133 million funding round as it continues to ...

iflix, Southeast Asia’s leading entertainment service, is set to redefine the entertainment landscape anew with by joining forces with one of the biggest multimedia companies in the Philippines, Viva ...

KUALA LUMPUR: Internet TV service provider iflix has teamed up with Telekom Malaysia to provide TV shows and movies to the TM home UniFi and Streamyx high speed broadband customers and may give pay-TV ...

Asia-based streaming service, iflix is ditching its traditional subscription video model to replace it with a hybrid strategy that it says is better adapted to emerging markets. The iflix 3.0 model ...