Demand surges for in-home entertainment

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As people all over the world self-isolate by staying at home and adhering to lock-down and quarantine measures in response to the Coronavirus pandemic, many are already flocking to digital entertainment channels to chase away any form of boredom. The increase in demand for content has created opportunities for content providers, and many are already capitalising on the opportunities. Arts & Culture’s MOMPATI TLHANKANE looks at what stay-at-home entertainment looks like for people who will be stuck indoors for extended periods of time.

The prevailing circumstances have called on many across the world to adjust to new ways of living and working. Consequently, the set up has led to a sharp growth in the amount of content being consumed during this period.

As media and entertainment companies realise there is a silver lining to the hard times ahead, in the coming weeks and months stay-at-home viewers will expect more as they flood platforms. In the midst of the global tragedy, new entertainment trends unfold as people demand for more content.

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