Now Singaporeans can enjoy the Indian Hindi entertainment, this is because of the channels like Colors and MTV India to be launched in Singapore. This would provide to the south-east Asian diaspora who are familiar with Bollywood entertainment.

Harrah's Entertainment Inc. listed shares Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission on part of an investor who lately arrived at an agreement to obtain close to 10% of the gambling company.

Walt Disney Co’s third quarter bottom line has surged up due to world cup soccer coverage by ESPN and good performance of its film Toy story 3 in the box office.  

The media major had recorded a growth of forty percent in its earnings taking the amount to one decimal three billion dollars from nine hundred and fifty four million dollars of the year earlier.  

mSpot, a known name in Cloud-based entertainment services, has rolled out its latest music streaming service for Android-based smartphones. According to the company officials this service offers users to upload their music collections on the cloud based server and thus granting an access for the same via 3G or Wi-Fi from their Android devices.

Fairshare music is a new music sharing service that has a novel concept of helping organisations with half of its profits.

As the reports it functions similar to any MP3 downloading store, but a notable exception comes as the profit margins where half the site’s profits are bestowed to various charities.

The charitable organisations include British Heart Foundation, Great Ormond Street, Oxfam, Sue Ryder, the WWF, NSPCC and Amnesty amongst others.

A ruling by a Federal judge has temporarily stopped two online music sharing sites from selling songs by the Beatles, among other artists, for 25 cents per song. On Thursday, U.S. District Judge John F. Walter, ruled that BlueBeat.com and Basebeat.com should stop selling copyrighted songs from various artists.

The ruling has come as a result of a suit filed by the EMI Music Group stating that the sites were selling copyrighted songs.

The much awaited multi-billion dollar Disney theme park in Shanghai is soon expected to receive a green signal from the Chinese government, a report said on Monday.

Shanghai Mayor Han Zheng informed media that there would be an announcement later this week, but did not confirm the final approval of the plan. He said,” What I can say at this moment is that we will hold a press conference to announce the details of the project in the near future".