Indian publishers, including those owned by Ambani & Adani, challenge privacy laws
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Disney+ renews ‘Coven Academy’ for S2
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IMDb report tracks 10 years of Indian streaming growth
Free Fire India set to launch on Oct 28
The Indian government, while stating that a decision is still pending on a controversial amendment related to powers given to officials to recertify films already passed by the film certification board, admitted that about five films were refused certification over the last five years.
The digital regulations, introduced by the Indian government in 2021, has helped bring about a “lot of discipline” in a sector of the media and entertainment industry, according to a top official.
Speaking recently at a roundtable on news broadcasting at the India Pavilion at Dubai E...
Australia's media regulator will be able to force internet companies to share data about how they have handled misinformation and disinformation under new laws that will bolster government efforts to rein in Big Tech.
ABP Asmita organized one of the most prestigious award show, Asmita Sanman Puraskar 2022, which recognizes iconic Gujarati’s who have made significant contribution to our society and have strengthened the foundation of the state through their dedication and hard work.
Asmita Sanman P...
Asia’s largest music label, publisher and film studios, T-Series, and one of India’s largest private radio network, RED FM, have collaborated for 'Indie Hai Hum' Season 3. With the previous season gaining massive appreciation and success, in the third season audiences are promised more f...
The good news is that TV advertising grew 25 percent in 2021. The bad news: subscription revenues continued to lag to register a growth of a mere 2.4 percent on the back of loss of six million pay TV homes even as the Indian media and entertainment (M&E) sector is projecte...
