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Sports thriller series ‘Glory’ to stream on Netflix from May 1 
Afghan TV network ATN secures rights to broadcast IPL 2026 edition 
Zendaya hints ‘Euphoria’ may end with S3 
India’s Supreme Court on Wednesday said that it would not be able to create a separate avenue for journalists to come directly to the top court under Article 32 to quash cases registered against them.
According to BarandBench.com, a l...
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India DTH platforms petition TRAI on unfair advantage of DD Free Dish
If the continued face-off between sector regulator TRAI and broadcasters is a worrying element in these difficult times, another front seems to be simmering that could throw up some more regulatory challenges.
Direct to home (DTH) service providers, including Tata Sky, have asked TR...
HBO Max to launch in Europe Oct. 26
HBO Max streaming service will be available in six European countries from October 26, 2021 and will launch in 14 additional territories next year, AT&T-owned WarnerMedia said on Wednesday.
Aussie media outlets liable for comments on their FB page, says court
Australia's biggest news publishers, including Rupert Murdoch's The Australian are responsible for comments that readers post on their corporate Facebook pages, an Australian high court ruled on Wednesday.
The court dismi...
Josh, Pitaara TV partner to enhance content engagement for users
India’s fastest-growing short-video creator app, Josh, has announced an exclusive partnership with Pitaara TV, which recently launched its OTT platform 'Chaupal'. The strategic partnership of Josh with Pitaara TV entails a promotion of original shows, m...
Modi Cabinet does not take up telecom revival package: Sources
India's federal cabinet did not take up proposals on Wednesday for providing financial relief to the country's cash-strapped telecoms sector, a government source said.
The cabinet was widely expected to take a decision on a so-called relief package for the telecoms industry, which wo...