Pubcaster’s WAVES OTT aiming global expansion, revenues
Cameron most expensive overseas player; uncapped Indians get high IPL bids
What did India ask Alexa in ’25? From K-pop to Bollywood trivia
Minister assures mandated rules in place for kids’ age-related OTT content
Govt. not considering rules for use of AI in filmmaking: Murugan
WBD board spurns Paramount Skydance bid saying its illusory
Longines ropes in Sara Ali Khan as new friend of the brand
SPNI extends Australian Open b’cast rights for 3 more seasons
‘The Collective’ new episode on JioStar dwells on TV, brands
It provides the latest analysis, updates, and government policies of the industry.
Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi Corp on Tuesday reported a bigger-than-expected 21.4 percent rise in fourth-quarter revenue, as industry shipments of handsets slowly tick up following a global chip shortage and the peak of the pandemic.
"In 2021 we experienced a very complex situatio...
Indian pubcaster Doordarshan’s news channels are all set to expand its reach in Oz, along with other broad co-production deals, as it signed a partnership with Australian counterpart, Special Broadcasting Service (SBS)
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...
BARC India has resumed the ratings for individual news channels with the release of data for Week 10, 2022. Following an industry-wide consultative process, the BARC Team, along with the BARC TechComm, developed the Augmented Data Reporting Standards for News and Special Interest genres, aligned with the Industry’s needs. As per these revi...
The Indian government has admitted that the process of getting Rights of Way (RoW) permissions is one of the few impediments to ramping up broadband penetration in the country, but added corrective steps are being taken.
India’s junior Minister for Communications Devusinh Chauhan sai...
The smiles were wide. The hugs were tighter (after months of keeping distances). The snacks tasted yummy-ier and the colours seemed to be more colourful. After all, it is almost after two years that the fest of colours is back for celebrations with more zest and bonhomie --- even as the country takes baby steps towar...
