Worldwide Media

Not to be confused with Media Worldwide Private Limited, an Indian music TV broadcaster.

Worldwide Media (WWM) is a subsidiary of The Times Group, India’s largest media conglomerate, that was created in 2004 to publish the group’s print magazines like Filmfare and Femina. Originally a 50:50 joint venture between The Times Group and BBC Worldwide, the latter exited the joint venture in 2011.^[1]

2004–present[]

References[]

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Bennett, Coleman & Company Limited

Print publications:

Worldwide Media:¹

Television channels:

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Times Network

Part of The Times Group

Indian TV channels:
English national news: Times Now (HD feed: Times Now World) | English business news: ET Now
Hindi national news: Times Now Navbharat ^HD | Hindi business news: ET Now Swadesh
English movies: Movies Now ^HD | MN+ HD | MNX ^HD | Romedy Now
Hindi music and Bollywood gossip: Zoom

YouTube channel: The Zoom Studios

News websites: Timesnownews.com | ETnownews.com

International TV channels:
Cricket: Willow TV¹

Defunct channels: Romedy Now HD | Mirror Now

Notes:
¹Owned by Times Internet.

Radio networks (ENIL):
Mirchi (Mirchi Music Awards | South) | Mirchi Love | Kool 104 FM (Hyderabad only)

Times Internet:

Indian versions of international websites: Techradar | Business Insider India² | Lifehacker | Gizmodo

Loyalty and rewards programmes/sites: Times Prime | TimesPoints | Times Card

Streaming and social networking apps/sites: Video streaming: MX Player | Music streaming: Gaana | File sharing: MX ShareKaro | Instant videos: MX Takatak

Startup incubator: TLabs

Educational companies:
TimesPro | Bennett University

Other companies:
Times Music | Times OOH | Times Business Solutions

Defunct properties: BoxTV | Indiatimes Shopping
Divested properties: Zigwheels | Haptik³ | Gradeup⁴
Discontinued: Times of India Film Awards

Notes:
¹Previously a joint venture with BBC Worldwide.
²Under licence from Axel Springer.
³Sold to Reliance Industries Limited.
⁴Sold to Byju's.

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BBC Studios

Part of the BBC

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UKTV

Part of BBC Studios

Notes

¹	All UKTV lifestyle channels were fully-acquired by Discovery, Inc., which formerly had a half stake of UKTV until 2019.
²	BBC Studios took full control of U (UKTV) after the split.

Notes
¹50.01% owned by the BBC, 49.99% owned by AMC Networks.
²80% owned by Corus Entertainment, 20% owned by the BBC.
³Co-owned by Sony Pictures Networks India.
⁴Owned by ITV plc in the United Kingdom.
⁵Formerly a joint venture with The Times Group, which is now its sole owner.