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Producers in Southeast Asia are facing a very different, much quieter landscape to the one in front of them just 12 months ago, as U.S. players rein in their spending to appease shareholders, and neighboring countries such as Korea, Japan and India draw attention. Southeast Asia, which at one point was considered a key growth …
International streaming platforms were among the biggest pandemic winners, seeing subscriber numbers soar, but U.S. giants have turned abroad as countries re-opened with Thailand firmly in their sights. The kingdom's high internet penetration, long-standing and highly regarded film industry as well as roughly six million active users of…
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