Indian Govt. to summon Meta over Insta CSAM ads allegations 
Tata Sierra, Rapido, Cadbury top Ormax cricket ad effectiveness study 
BARC India halts TV ratings pending licence renewal 
CCI clears Birla-led consortium’s Rs 16,660cr IPL champ RCB buyout 
Prasoon Joshi to head panel on measures to strengthen film sector 
‘Lagaan’ to mark 25 years at London film festival 
Odisha launches Samarthya 2026 film festival 
Samantha teams up with Sony LIV Tamil 
Zee Media appoints Kunal Chitravanshi as AVP Ideation 
POGO, Cartoon Network team up with ‘Dhamaal 4’ cast 
Disney Star is mulling legal actions against Zee Entertainment for backing out from a $1.4 billion sub-licensing agreement for TV broadcast of international cricket matches in India, according to industry sources.
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Akshay Kumar, Boney Kapoor-backed firms in race to develop UP’s Film City
All four bidders, including T-Series and companies backed by superstar Akshay Kumar and filmmaker Boney Kapoor, have qualified for the last round of financial evaluation as prospective developers for the International Film City ne...
Saikat Dutta returns to TTN as national revenue head
Saikat Dutta has rejoined TV Today Network as the National Revenue Head, marking his return to the company after a three-year hiatus. In an announcement on LinkedIn, Dutta expressed his excitement about his new role and responsibility. Dutta, with...
Zee goes back on cricket rights deal struck with Disney
India's Zee Entertainment has told Walt Disney it does not intend to move forward with a deal to pay around $1.4 billion for cricket TV rights it acquired from the US company, two people with direct knowledge of the matter said, acc...
Zee warns of legal action against Sony
Indian media conglomerate Zee Entertainment said it will take legal action against Japan-based Sony Group following the termination of merger plans which would've created India's largest broadcasting company. Sony on Monday announced its plan to end the me...
Merger off as Sony sends termination letter to Zee: Report
Japan's Sony Group said on Monday it has sent a termination notice to Zee Entertainment to call off a $10 billion merger of their Indian operations, following an impasse over who will lead the combined entity. The deal, announced more than two years ago, was perceived as crucial for the survival of the companies...