World News | Bhutanese women build OTT platform Samuh

thimpu [Bhutan]February 10 (ANI): A Bhutanese woman named Nyema Zam saw the success of Netflix and set up an (Over The Top) OTT platform called Samuh, reports Bhutan Live.

Samuh is an entertainment platform that offers a wide range of original, licensed and curated Bhutanese content.

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The channel can be accessed at any time in 117 countries around the world. Samuh was established in 2020 and officially launched in July 2022.

Although the platform appears to be about entertainment, it actually offers more than entertainment.

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At the heart of Samuh’s aim is to preserve Bhutan’s rich culture and traditions, and to achieve this in the form of high-quality creative work aimed at audiences of all ages, whether Bhutanese or a small international audience interested in Bhutan, according to Bhutan Live.

Content on the platform includes original films, original web series, documentaries, music videos and cartoons for children. Samuh also works with talent in Bhutan’s creative industries to produce materials.

Nyema’s achievements as a female leader managing Samuh is evident in the product’s significant growth, and she was recently awarded the 2022 Rise Awards for women leading businesses in media, broadcasting and technology, Bhutan Live . (Arnie)

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