Bombay HC protects ‘Ramayana’ from piracy 
CEO Jassy says Prime Video gains profit; bullish on ad momentum 
JioStar Q2 revenue up 10.1% to Rs 6,806cr. despite weak ad environ 
Google brings AI Mode ads to India, 9 other markets 
Of Jio listing, tears, party…and RIL’s combined $320bn market cap 
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JioStar discusses D2C brands’ growth strategy in ‘The Collective’ 
Netflix announces ‘The Royals’ S2, Ishaan Khatter returns 
JioHotstar announces Nov watchlist with new shows, movies , sports 
Dulquer Salmaan’s ‘I’M Game’ to stream on JioHotstar from Nov 6 
Sandeep Goyal elected AAAI prez, Jaydeep Gandhi named VP 
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) will add thousands of titles to its flagship streaming service HBO Max — pulling from its library of unscripted lifestyle shows — without raising the price.
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Bollywood: It is a common name for the Indian film Industry. It is a combination of Bombay and Hollywood. The city of Bombay, which is known as Mumbai today, is the Hindi film industry.
Hollywood: It is a US film industry in a neighborhood of Los Angeles, California where movies and Television series are made.
Tollywood: The Indian Telugu – language film industry, based in Hyderabad, Telangana.
&PrivéHD announces special shows to celebrate Oscars
To fulfill its promise of bringing the best from around the world, &PriveHD has announced a special programming lineup to commemorate the Oscars on Sunday. On March 12, &PrivéHD will
WBD introduces rebranded directors’ program
Warner Bros. Discovery has announced plans for its new access directors program, which will nurture and develop TV directing talent through workshops and shadowing. Graduates will also have the op...
BBC Studios Audio expands team
BBC Studios has hired three new employees to work on comedy productions for BBC Studios Audio. Ella Woods takes over as Development Producer, while Kate Dehnert and Cody Dahler join as staff writers. Woods joins the team from the BBC Sounds and Radio 4 Podcast and Digital
HBO content’s loss would impact Disney+Hotstar paid subs
By Karan Taurani@Elara Caps
HBO content will stop streaming on Disney+Hotstar in FY’24 (from April 2023).
No more HBO content on Disney+ Hotstar from March 31
From March 31, Disney+ Hotstar will stop airing HBO shows, which means that some of the most popular titles, such as 'Game of Thrones,' 'The White Lotus,' and 'The Last of Us,' will no longer be available to Indian subscribers. The announce...