Govt says security concerns led to directions to Z5 on ‘Sutluj 
DPOs seek to pare payout to b’casters amid revenue challenges 
Indian Govt. to summon Meta over Insta CSAM ads allegations 
Tata Sierra, Rapido, Cadbury top Ormax cricket ad effectiveness study 
BARC India halts TV ratings pending licence renewal 
‘Mahaprabhu Jagannath’ set for July 17 release 
‘Romanchakam’ glimpse out, Sept 3 release set 
Amit Rai’s ‘Ohh My Dog’ set for July 31 release 
Julia Garner to lead Apple TV’s ‘Guilty Creatures’ 
GTC Network goes global, expands Punjabi content reach 
The News Broadcasters & Digital Association (NBDA), representing 28 leading news and digital broadcasters in India, has submitted critical comments on the Draft Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill, 2023, expressing strong ...
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Parliamentary panel bats for comprehensive regulations for cable TV sector
A parliamentary panel has --- while acknowledging that cable TV subscriber base in India has been declining over the years --- suggested the government and sector regulator TRAI take various corrective measures through collaborat...
‘Coke Studio Bharat’ S2 focusses on regional music
Coke Studio Bharat gears up for the highly anticipated Season 2 launch on February 9, 2024, following the international success of its debut season. With the theme of 'Apna Sunao,' the new season aims to empower voices from India's heartland on a global stage. ...
Anushree Mehta to direct remake of Rajesh Khanna’s ‘Bawarchi’
Filmmaker Anushree Mehta of ‘Mrs. Undercover’ fame will tackle the remake of Hrishikesh Mukherjee’s classic film ‘Bawarchi’, starring Rajesh Khanna. The project is part of a three-film collaboration between
Disney+ greenlights ‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ S2
‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ has been renewed for its second season at Disney+. As announced on Disney’s latest quarterly earnings call by CEO Bob Iger, Season 1 has been streamed for over 110 million hours across both
Warner Music Group to cut 600 jobs
Global music entertainment company Warner Music Group has announced to lay off 10 percent of its workforce, or about 600 employees, to free up more money for music investment across the next decade. The majority of affected employees will be at the company...