India’s Times Internet revamped its Gaana music streaming service in January, when it introduced mobile apps for the first time, and now it has taken a leaf out of Spotify’s book with the launch of ...

An acquisition would mark an end to a tumultuous time for Gaana, which has suffered high turnover and struggled to be profitable. By Amit Gurbaxani MUMBAI — Indian telecommunication services company ...

Tencent-backed Indian music streaming app Gaana has switched to a paid subscription model to avoid closing down after failing to secure fresh funds or find a buyer, according to an email sent to some ...

Gaana, one of India’s top music streaming services, just launched its app, which is now available on four platforms (iOS, Android, BlackBerry and J2ME for Samsung and Nokia feature phones) to take ...

Gaana, India's largest music broadcasting business, is now available to consumers in 9 Indian languages, making the app more accessible to audiences outside Tier 1 cities. Gaana will now be accessible ...

Prashan Agarwal, the CEO of Gaana, is leaving the Indian audio-streaming service, a source close to the company has confirmed to Billboard. By Amit Gurbaxani MUMBAI — Prashan Agarwal, the CEO of Gaana ...

In a move to further reach out to audiences in South India and other regional markets, Gaana.com has tied up with South Indian Music Companies Association. Speaking about the tie-up, Avinash Mudaliar, ...

The music is predominantly focused on Indian genres — such as Tamil, Telgu and Punjabi — and Times Internet has support from many of the country’s top labels for that. All of Gaana’s Indian music ...

Music streaming services Saavn and Gaana have received Google Home support in India. The two services have a large selection of Indian music and allow users to choose between free or paid services.

The lockdown provided all an ample amount of time to try out new things. Some resorted to cooking, making crafts, reading, getting back to their fitness regime, and doing much-required house chores, ...

NEW DELHI, Sept 9 (Reuters) - Tencent-backed Indian music streaming app Gaana has switched to a paid subscription model to avoid closing down after failing to secure fresh funds or find a buyer, ...