JioHotstar to invest $444mn over 5 years in South Indian content 
Standing firm, TRAI rejects DoT views on satcom spectrum fee 
PM Modi felicitates top 12 photographers as HT marks 100 Years 
Netflix to acquire WBD for total enterprise value of $82.7bn 
Madras HC halts release of ‘Akhanda 2’ in major relief for Eros International 
News18 Gujarati’s Rising Gujarat 2025 showcases State’s progressive roadmap 
Jitendra Kumar, Mahvash to headline ‘Tedhi Hain Par Meri Hain’ 
‘Raat Akeli Hai…’ trailer unveils dark crime thriller 
Prime Video’s thriller ‘56 Days’ set for Feb 18 release 
Prime Video reveals full cast for Italian original ‘Love Me Love Me’ 
Soon after the Indian government said self regulatory bodies would get statutory powers, IBF’s content body, the Broadcasting Content Complaints Council (BCCC), on Thursday asked non-news TV channels to exercise restraint in ...
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Niche channels to benefit from HC order if TRAI doesn’t contest
Even as the Bombay High Court upheld the constitutional validity of the Indian regulator TRAI’s cable TV tariff guidelines issued last year, it gave a major concession to the broadcasters who, along with the pr...
Musk bets big on Starlink despite shortcomings
Don Joyce, a Nokia director working from home at a remote lake cottage in Canada, recently abandoned his painfully slow phone-line internet in favor of satellite broadband service Starlink, offered by E...
iTV Network joins hands with Kaydence Media Ventures
India’s fastest-growing news network iTV Network and Kaydence Media Ventures (KVM) have entered into a strategic partnership to develop the
From DD to OTT via Bollywood: Shefali Shah’s rising career
Her recent script choices have helped directors see her in a different light, says actor Shefali Shah who believes the industry has now started trusting her with headlining projects, which wasn't the case earlier.
After a lull around the mid 2010s, Shah, a powerhouse performer whose ...
Pubcaster Prasar Bharati goes paperless with e-office
Use of technology has turned the operations at India’s public broadcaster Prasar Bharati around, the government said yesterday.
It’s no more business as usual. In less than two years, 577 centers and 22,348 employees of Doordarshan (DD) and All India Radio (AIR) have embraced e-offic...