Internet-based live streaming platform YuppTV has partnered with NDTV to provide live digital content from four channels including NDTV India, NDTV 24x7 and NDTV Profit/Prime and NDTV Good Times, reports Economic Times. Users outside India can also access the live stream, the report added. With the new partnership, the total number of T.V channels on YuppTV’s platform grows to 16. It currently has more than 200 Indian TV channels in 13 different languages including Hindi, Tamil, Telugu, Malayalam, Kannada, Marathi, Bengali, etc. Its current content partners include: Times Now, ET NOW, Zee Network, ETV Network, Sahara, Sun Group, News X, Zoom, TV Today, Maa, ABN, India TV and 9XM. For technology, it has tied up with Intersystems, Nokia Ovi, Intel, Roku, AdapTV and LiveU among others. Other content services offered by YuppTV In December last year, YuppTV launched YuppFlix, an on demand movie streaming service in all its regions of operation. YuppFlix offers more than 5,000 movies (overall 25,000 hours of content) across different genres in 12 languages, including Tamil, Hindi, Telugu, Malayalam, Bengali, Punjabi and Kannada. It will also inform its users about the availability and internet premieres of movies through ad campaigns and push notifications. YuppTV had also launched YuppTV Bazaar, a new category of curated user generated content, in December last year. YuppTV Bazaar curates user generated content and verifies it for originality, quality and other factors to ensure that users get only quality content. Once the content is approved, it will be listed on YuppTV, with 70% of the…
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