Video Streaming Platform Prospects After the Pandemic

Manchester United coach Erik ten Hag is reportedly open to triggering Cristiano Ronaldo's contract extension clause.The Cristiano Ronaldo transfer saga has caught the attention of many parties, and Manchester United is predicted to keep CR7 who did not manage to get fans.Manchester United coach Erik ten Hag is even considering asking the Red Devils to trigger an extension clause in Ronaldo's contract, as quoted by the Daily Telegraph. The Portugal international initially joined the club last summer on a two-year contract until 2023, but if United trigger the extension clause, Ronaldo could be contractually tied to the club until 2024, perhaps not only increasing Manchester United's chances of keeping the striker but also driving up a higher price. After a season full of disappointments, confidence is low within the Manchester United camp.After the Red Devils lost their top four finish, it didn't take long for Ronaldo to reportedly submit a transfer request. The fo

The video streaming platform business has grown rapidly during the Covid-19 pandemic. Statista data estimates that the annual investment for streaming services in 2020 could reach US$61 billion. Likewise for pay television which reached US $ 173 billion .The amount of time people spend watching movies and television content causes the global streaming video market to reach US$220 billion last year—a new record in the midst of a year full of transformation. Apart from the pandemic, the shift in media consumption behavior among the public also contributed to this increase. Coupled with the media merger, broad market choices, to diversify content production and broadcasting.In Indonesia, one of the media giants PT Elang Mahkota Teknologi Tbk or Emtek is known to buy shares in the company Raffi Ahmad and Nagita Slavina (RANS Entertainment). The company's broadcast content is quite well known and has a wide audience base on digital channels. The company has also developed an over the