Prime Video, HBO Max executives to headline Series Mania Forum 
GTC Network gives Punjabi twist to Legends League Cricket 
India–England T20 WC semi-final sets global streaming record on JioHotstar 
Meta pushes back against Karnataka SM ban for kids under 16 
Netflix boosts Ads Suite with new tech tools to up experiences 
Netflix launches ‘Incredible India’ travel videos at ITB Berlin 
Neeraj Jha to lead Warner Bros. Discovery’s sports business in South Asia 
‘Hello Bachhon’ garners positive response from viewers after Netflix debut 
Aamir Khan’s ‘Sitaare Zameen Par’ set for streaming debut on SonyLIV 
Indian golfer Aditi Ashok has signed a two-year memorandum of understanding or an agreement with Hyundai Motor India Ltd.
As part of the association, Hyundai will work closely with Aditi representing HMIL's Young and Progressive Imagery.
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JIO’s Saurabh Sancheti outlines mantras for success in cable TV biz at Satcab Symposium
Giving a clarion call to the Indian cable TV industry to grab the opportunities on offer, which are aplenty, despite challenges, Group CFO, JIO Platforms & Director of Reli...
Sony,Zee sign a definitive pact to merge; synergies to enhance content creation, drive digital growth
Sony Pictures Networks India Private Limited (SPNI) and Zee Entertainment Enterprises Ltd. (ZEEL) Wednesday announced that they have signed definitive agreements to merge ZEEL with and into SPNI and combine their linear networks, digital assets, production operations and p...
India risks losing $ 184 mn. in economic value if 28 Ghz band auctioned: Viasat
Apple supplier Foxconn India plant to remain shut this week
Apple supplier Foxconn's plant near Chennai in southern India will remain shut this week following protests sparked by a food poisoning incident, three government sources told Reuters on Tuesday.
The factory looked deserted on Tuesday, wit...
India cracks down on Pak-sponsored fake news; 20 YouTube channels blocked
The Indian government on Tuesday said it has cracked the whip at Pakistan-sponsored network of fake news and ordered blocking of 20 YouTube channels and two websites, which, incidentally, are also the first action that the government has taken under the new digital regulations that were put in place in May.