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OTT Full Form: Definition, History, and Benefits Explained

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The Rise of OTT: Revolutionizing Entertainment

Understanding OTT: A New Era of Media Consumption

In the ever-evolving landscape of digital media, one term has risen to prominence: OTT. But what does OTT stand for, and how has it changed the way we consume content?

Introduction to OTT

OTT full form is Over The Top, represents a seismic shift in entertainment, offering content directly to viewers over the internet. This innovation bypasses traditional media distribution channels like cable or satellite TV, ushering in a new age of media consumption.

The Genesis of OTT

The history of OTT is a tale of technology meeting demand. As high-speed internet became ubiquitous, consumers craved more control over what they watched, and when. OTT platforms emerged as the answer, providing on-demand content accessible across various devices.

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The Advantages of OTT

OTT platforms have transformed the entertainment industry with several key benefits:

  • Convenience: With OTT, viewers can watch their favorite shows anytime, anywhere.
  • Variety: A vast library of content caters to diverse tastes.
  • Personalization: AI algorithms analyze viewing habits to recommend content.
  • Cost-Effectiveness: Many OTT services offer affordable subscription models.

The OTT Revolution in India

In India, OTT has seen explosive growth, with platforms like Disney+ Hotstar, Netflix, and Prime Video becoming household names. These services offer a mix of international hits, local content, and live sports, all at competitive prices.

The Future of OTT

As OTT continues to evolve, it’s clear that this is just the beginning. With advancements in technology and increasing internet penetration, OTT is set to redefine entertainment for years to come.

In conclusion, OTT has not just redefined the full form of entertainment; it has rewritten the rules. As we embrace this over-the-top era, one thing is certain: the future of media is here, and it’s more accessible, personalized, and diverse than ever before.

Reasons Why OTT Platforms Are So Popular

Now that we know what is the full form of OTT, let us dive into why OTT platforms are preferred by so many people across the globe. 

Easily Accessible:

Movies and web series of our favourite artists are available on OTT platforms without having to purchase CDs or having to physically go to the theatre every time. Viewers can access this content from anywhere. Even cross-country content is very accessible,hence, it is widening the horizons of content for the audience as well as the creators.

Quality Content:

The full form of OTT stands for Over The Top which basically translates to providing quality content over time. The best artists from all industries are available on these platforms as they continue to deliver their best performances out in the world. 

The OTT industry is now as similar as the film industry, not only in terms of artists and films but also in terms of their budgets and levels of production. New, fresh content is being made that covers a variety of topics.

Great Recommendations and Transparency:

The OTT platform algorithms record and preserve the content you have frequently watched and recommend new shows that match your previous viewing patterns. The apps also record your watch time. This makes it easier for viewers to track and regulate their screen time. 

Top 5 OTT Platforms in India

  • Netflix

The most popular OTT service in the world, Netflix, offers an endless selection of shows for every generation. With approximately 222 million paying subscribers, it is the most popular entertainment service in the world, offering a variety of TV shows, movies, mobile games, web series, and other content in many different languages.

With the ability to pause, play, and resume your video content whenever you want, anywhere. Netflix offers a variety of subscription packages, including mobile, basic, standard, and premium options.

  • Amazon Prime Video

In India, Amazon Prime is used by 10 million people. Users can subscribe for as little as INR 129 per month or INR 999 per year to access the content. The platform also provides a 30-day free trial, but you must first sign up for Amazon Prime. The platform has amazing content for people from all walks of life and caters to multiple languages. 

  • Voot

The Viacom 18 company owns the entertaining OTT platform Voot. It is well-known among reality show and Indian television viewers. It is a popular subscription streaming service in India that offers lots of thrilling entertainment through shows from the network of Colours.

Asur, The Raikar Case, Roadies, Splitsvilla, and many other popular and entertaining series can be found on Voot. A subscriptions to Voot is available at Rs. 999 which lasts for a year. Additionally, it has a feature app called Boot Kids catering to the younger audience, where they can enjoy cartoons and e-books.

  • Disney+Hotstar

Star India owns the Indian streaming service provider Disney+Hotstar. There are two paid subscription plans offered, VIP, which emphasises domestic programming and sports content, and Premium, which offers foreign films and TV shows.

According to sources, the platform has at least approximately 300 million active users. The annual cost of the VIP plan is Rs 399, the annual cost of the Premium plan is Rs 1499, or the user can choose the Rs 299 monthly plan.

  • Sony LIV

It is a well-known OTT platform in India that offers all 18 years’ worth of Sony network channel’s content. Additionally, it offers the most recent and well-known TV shows, including Kaun Banega crorepati, Taarak Mehta ka Ooltah Chashmah, the Kapil Sharma show, Crime Patrol, and Shark Tank India. Additionally, they broadcast live sports events like the UEFA Champions League, Series A, UEFA Europa League, and others. It was first made available in 2013 as India’s first OTT service. Its main office is in Mumbai, India.

How is OTT Different from Cable?

For any OTT platform, the user normally pays a subscription fee and is free to watch anything that is available on the platform. Cable, on the other hand, requires you to pay for each channel. For different channel bundles, you need to pay accordingly.

Overall, as the OTT full form implies that is Over The Top, the service makers go above and beyond to make video content available to a wide leg of users. OTT platforms are all set to revolutionise the entertainment industry with their innovations. Careers in this industry are also on the rise.

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