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JioHotstar to invest $444mn over 5 years in South Indian content
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BBC names Bérangère Michel as new Group CFO
‘Border 2’ teaser to be unveiled on Vijay Diwas
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The BBC has appointed Bérangère Michel as its new Group Chief Financial Officer, bolstering its senior leadership at a time when the organisation is navigating financial pressures and long-term strategic change. The appointment was announced in a BBC press rel...
The International Cricket Council (ICC) and JioStar have jointly dismissed recent media reports questioning the status of the ICC’s media rights agreement in India, stating that the partnership remains fully intact and operational. In a JioStar press note issued on Friday, both organisations clarified that the existing media rights agreement ...
The Indian government has no proposal under consideration presently to regulate use of artificial intelligence in the media and entertainment sector, especially in the film-making processes, Minister of State for Information and Broadcasting
The Punjab and Haryana High Court has dismissed a petition filed by the Cable TV Operators Welfare Association challenging two key amendments introduced by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) in 2022.
The court noted that the issue had already been conclusively settled b...
India's JioHotstar plans to invest $444 million over five years to acquire and produce content from South India, an executive said yesterday, as the Walt Disney and Reliance Industries-owned streaming platform seeks to capitalize on growing demand for regional cinema.
The expansion, ...
When you love something, you begin to understand it and then you truly see it, says ‘Extraordinary Attorney Woo’ director Yoo Insik, quoting a Korean proverb to explain the phenomenon that K-dramas and music have become world over. And he believes India is on the cusp of a similar global popularity wave.
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