Iflix, The Disrupter which Became an Incumbent

Mark Britt, Founder and Group CEO, iFlix

26-Aug-19 08:05

Iflix, The Disrupter which Became an Incumbent

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As the landscape of digital entertainment changes throughout the region, video on demand services have slowly become the norm in Malaysian households. We speak to Mark Britt, founder and Group CEO of iFlix, on the progress of the company and how it intends to fend of the challengers when ironically this disrupter has become one of the incumbents.

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning

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Categories: Business Analysis, Social Issues

Tags: iFlix, Video on Demand, Digital Entertainment,

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