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The Indian government has said that since the IT Rules and content-related Code of Ethics for online platforms came into effect in 2021, 265 complaints have been received and were settled as per law. “Since the notification of the Rules, the Ministry has received 265 grievances, which have been...
Becil chairman and managing director George Kuruvilla’s advice to cable operators of India is simple: embrace new technologies (like OTT services) with the changing times and adapt businesses accordingly.
Delivering a Special Address at th...
Software Technology Parks of India (STPI) Director-General Arvind Kumar has urged India’s cable TV fraternity to take advantage of the government's initiatives related to start-ups and go in for innovations to sustain their businesses and grow even as the pace of growth of...
India’s approximately $ 2 billion industry can cheer for the fact that the government’s budgetary announcements yesterday on the country’s technology agenda and initiatives to boost digital infrastructure can have a positive cascading impact on the sector--- at least indi...
Facing pushback from the industry stakeholders, the government has granted some relaxation to the mandated daily 30-minute public service messaging (PSM) by private sector broadcasters, including sharing of such content amongst TV channels, flexible timings and vo...
The Grievance Appellate Committees (GACs) set up by the government to look into users' complaints against large social media companies such as Facebook, Twitter and Instagram will commence operation from March 1, the Ministry of Electronics and IT said on January ...
