iROKO closes US$19m content, capital deals
Digital entertainment firm announces multiple deals to channel additional local content.
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Nollywood’s inclusion in Nigeria’s GDP signals digital opportunities
Chief executive officer of iROKO Partners, Jason Njoku, points to video on-demand potential.
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Nigeria: Panasonic, iROKOtv launch world-first Nollywood smart-TV app
The application is geared for VIERA TV users and has a catalogue of more than 5,000 movies.
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‘More iROKOtv viewers in London than Nigeria’
Chief executive officer of iROKO Partners says Africa needs improved content distribution.
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iROKOtv inks DVD deal with SA’s Bid or Buy
Popular Nigerian film DVDs set to go on sale on the online South African retail store.
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Interview: iROKO CEO Jason Njoku
We talk to the person behind popular 'Nollywood' streaming service, iROKOtv.
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Nigeria’s Afrinolly cracks 2.3 million downloads
Smartphone video application allows subscribers to watch short films and Nollywood trailers.
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‘50% of Nollywood movies are pirated’
IROKOtv.com expert says a lack of respect for copyright results in this rampant problem.
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Nollywood movie streaming website hits 500000 subscribers
The popularity of iROKOtv, which showcases Nigerian and Ghanaian-made films online, has soared.