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Disney Bets on Korean and Japanese Originals in Asia Growth Push
Disney is focusing on select Asian markets to help scale up the local subscriber base and draw international viewership, while cutting content investment in Southeast Asia. Its India operation merged with Reliance Industries’s media business to form a joint venture called JioStar.
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Growing Metaverse Platform Zep Chooses Near Protocol to Create Games, Boost Userbase
Zep, which is a South Korean metaverse platform, has selected Near Protocol to create metaverse ecosystems to increase userbase. As part of their partnership, Near Protocol and Zep are looking to develop Web3 features that would not only make the metaverse experience more immersive for end users, but also assist developers in regard to the convenie...
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"Couldn't Just Stop:" Cambodian Athlete Goes Viral For Finishing 5,000 Metre Race In Rain
The 20-year-old got emotional after completing the race, which was won by Thi Oanh of Vietnam.
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Asian Games 2018: Kurash, Bridge And Sambo - 10 Unusual Sports At Asiad
We take a look at 10 of the more unusual sports being contested at the Asian Games in Jakarta.
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Opinion: India And The ASEAN At 25: Celebrating The Past, Preparing For The Future
India and ASEAN uphold each other's prominence in shaping the current regional structure as similar threats and concerns call for greater collaboration. The two are crucial to the creation of new 'rules of the game' in Asia, at a time when the region is in the throes of a disruptive phase that could well determine the future balance of power.
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Grab Is Hiring in Bengaluru: A New Player Enters the Game?
Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab is hiring engineers in Bengaluru. Is this the first step towards an entry into India?
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Barack Obama Links US Olympic Success To Genetic Diversity
President Barack Obama linked US Olympic prowess to the country's racial and ethnic diversity Wednesday, as he urged young Southeast Asians to support inclusive societies.
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Philippines Bans Pokemon Go In Public Offices
The Philippines has banned Pokemon Go in government offices following similar decisions by Southeast Asian neighbours to limit the blockbuster smartphone game because of its impact on productivity.
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Pokemon Go Spurs Lifestyle Changes, Business Boom as It Rolls Out in Asia
From Indonesia to Hong Kong, the wild popularity of Nintendo's augmented reality app is also driving lifestyle changes
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Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Match-Fixing in Singapore
An Indian-origin man in Singapore, rated by prosecutors as a "criminal match-fixer extraordinaire" has been sentenced to four years in jail by a court here for conspiring to fix a football match during the Southeast Asian Games held in March this year.
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Last 2 Missing in Malaysian Earthquake Confirmed Dead
The death toll following a strong earthquake that jolted Malaysia's Mount Kinabalu last week has risen to 18 after the final two remaining victims who were unaccounted for were confirmed dead today.
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SEA Games: Thai Natthanan wins fourth gold
Natthanan Krajang of Thailand won her fourth gold medal of the Southeast Asian Games on Monday with records continuing to fall at the track and pool.
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SE Asian Games: Thai player tests positive
A Thai field hockey player became the first athlete to be expelled from the Southeast Asian Games after failing a drug test, games officials said on Sunday
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Vietnam's Truong breaks 2nd SEA Games record
Vietnam's Truong Thanh Hang broke her second Southeast Asian Games record in two days when she won the women's 800 meters on the track on Saturday.
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SEA Games: Thailand dominates first day
Thailand dominated the first day of track and field Friday at the Southeast Asian Games, winning six of the nine gold medals on offer.
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Disney Bets on Korean and Japanese Originals in Asia Growth Push
Disney is focusing on select Asian markets to help scale up the local subscriber base and draw international viewership, while cutting content investment in Southeast Asia. Its India operation merged with Reliance Industries’s media business to form a joint venture called JioStar.
-
Growing Metaverse Platform Zep Chooses Near Protocol to Create Games, Boost Userbase
Zep, which is a South Korean metaverse platform, has selected Near Protocol to create metaverse ecosystems to increase userbase. As part of their partnership, Near Protocol and Zep are looking to develop Web3 features that would not only make the metaverse experience more immersive for end users, but also assist developers in regard to the convenie...
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"Couldn't Just Stop:" Cambodian Athlete Goes Viral For Finishing 5,000 Metre Race In Rain
The 20-year-old got emotional after completing the race, which was won by Thi Oanh of Vietnam.
-
Asian Games 2018: Kurash, Bridge And Sambo - 10 Unusual Sports At Asiad
We take a look at 10 of the more unusual sports being contested at the Asian Games in Jakarta.
-
Opinion: India And The ASEAN At 25: Celebrating The Past, Preparing For The Future
India and ASEAN uphold each other's prominence in shaping the current regional structure as similar threats and concerns call for greater collaboration. The two are crucial to the creation of new 'rules of the game' in Asia, at a time when the region is in the throes of a disruptive phase that could well determine the future balance of power.
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Grab Is Hiring in Bengaluru: A New Player Enters the Game?
Southeast Asian ride-hailing company Grab is hiring engineers in Bengaluru. Is this the first step towards an entry into India?
-
Barack Obama Links US Olympic Success To Genetic Diversity
President Barack Obama linked US Olympic prowess to the country's racial and ethnic diversity Wednesday, as he urged young Southeast Asians to support inclusive societies.
-
Philippines Bans Pokemon Go In Public Offices
The Philippines has banned Pokemon Go in government offices following similar decisions by Southeast Asian neighbours to limit the blockbuster smartphone game because of its impact on productivity.
-
Pokemon Go Spurs Lifestyle Changes, Business Boom as It Rolls Out in Asia
From Indonesia to Hong Kong, the wild popularity of Nintendo's augmented reality app is also driving lifestyle changes
-
Indian-Origin Man Jailed for Match-Fixing in Singapore
An Indian-origin man in Singapore, rated by prosecutors as a "criminal match-fixer extraordinaire" has been sentenced to four years in jail by a court here for conspiring to fix a football match during the Southeast Asian Games held in March this year.
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Last 2 Missing in Malaysian Earthquake Confirmed Dead
The death toll following a strong earthquake that jolted Malaysia's Mount Kinabalu last week has risen to 18 after the final two remaining victims who were unaccounted for were confirmed dead today.
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SEA Games: Thai Natthanan wins fourth gold
Natthanan Krajang of Thailand won her fourth gold medal of the Southeast Asian Games on Monday with records continuing to fall at the track and pool.
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SE Asian Games: Thai player tests positive
A Thai field hockey player became the first athlete to be expelled from the Southeast Asian Games after failing a drug test, games officials said on Sunday
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Vietnam's Truong breaks 2nd SEA Games record
Vietnam's Truong Thanh Hang broke her second Southeast Asian Games record in two days when she won the women's 800 meters on the track on Saturday.
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SEA Games: Thailand dominates first day
Thailand dominated the first day of track and field Friday at the Southeast Asian Games, winning six of the nine gold medals on offer.
