Modi top influencer; cricket team leads brands’ rankings: Comscore 
Paramount offers film JV sale to ease Warner deal approval in EU 
Shashi Shekhar Vempati gets Padma Shri honour 
TV channels steady, DTH shrinks; telecom, b’band subs up Jan-Mar quarter 
MIFF premieres animated series on India’s women trailblazers 
Manoj Muntashir reveals emotions behind ‘Teri Mitti’ on ‘Tum Ho Naa’ 
Moneycontrol to hold Mutual Fund Summit 2026 on June 30 
YRF invests in Rusk Media for digital expansion 
News18 India launches ‘Dhurandhar’ campaign 
‘Awarapan 2’ teaser finally out 
Bharti Airtel (Airtel), India’s premier communications solutions provider on Friday announced the closure of its agreement with Reliance Jio Infocomm to transfer ‘right to use’ of Airtel’s 800 MHz spectrum in three circles to Jio. As pe...
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ABP Majha organizes ‘Majha Maharashtra Majha Vision’
As India gears up to celebrate its 75th Independence Day, India’s leading Marathi News Channel, ABP Majha organized a special conclave ‘Majha Maharashtra Majha Vision’ on August 12, 202...
Instagram adds new features to protect users from online abuse
Popular photo sharing and video sharing service Instagram has announced a new set of features, particularly for celebrities and high-profile creators, which will ensure that users are protected from abuse on the platform. According to A...
Colors Bangla launches its new content line-up
The family entertainment channel, ‘Colors Bangla’ has just announced an impressive line-up of 5 new shows including one musical reality show and four fictional dramas all of which will premier in August and September.
Netflix, UNESCO join hands for Indian heritage campaign
Global streaming giant Netflix and UNESCO have come together to launch a campaign to highlight Indian culture and heritage with the OTT platform’s pre-school animated series Mighty Little Bheem.
The campaign titled, “One Country, Incredible Diversity” will start with a discu...
Three Aussie publishers say FB unfairly used their content
Three Australian publishers of lifestyle content said Facebook Inc. used their articles on its just-launched news service after refusing to negotiate licensing deals, and that the country's tough new Internet law has failed to protect them.
Australia this year passed a law that press...