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 ...

The move to a paid-only platform comes after acquisition talks with rival Bharti Airtel broke down. By Amit Gurbaxani MUMBAI — Indian audio-streaming service Gaana has transformed itself into a ...

Gaana has been part of Chennai’s musical landscape for over two centuries, emerging from the city’s working-class neighbourhoods as a form of expression rooted ...

Gaana caters to music lovers of all genres, be it Western Pop, Indian Classical, Retro, Hip Hop or the Blues - you name it, they have it! It is incredible the way users across the globe have taken to ...

The Tencent-backed Indian music streaming app Gaana is going subscription-only in a bid to save itself. Reuters reports that Gaana switched to a subscription model for its users to avoid closing down.

Home-grown music platform Gaana has partnered with Google Playstore to launch an instant app for users who want to experience the app without actually downloading it. Android users can now simply ...

NEW DELHI: India’s largest music streaming app, Gaana crossed 150 million monthly active users (MAU) in December 2019, making it the country’s first music streaming app to have crossed the mighty mark ...

Gaana reaches 185 million monthly active users Music streaming app, Gaana has announced that it has reached 185 million monthly active users. The streaming platform owes its growth to the launch of ...

Chinese conglomerate Tencent officially owns more than a third of Gaana, one of India’s most popular music streaming services. Gaana higher-ups recently disclosed the ownership statistic as part of a ...

Gaana and FENIX360 today unveiled plans to bring a new direct artist-fan ecosystem into the Gaana app, combining discovery, engagement and monetisation within the streaming experience. The partnership ...