Netflix, hoichoi in pact to take Bengali stories to wider audiences
JioHotstar to offer ‘Ramayana’ on pay-per-view after theatrical run
MIB issues advisory for TV channels on news reporting, AI use
Netflix to expand ads plan to 15 new countries in 2027
News18, TaMo to mark Oct 23 as ‘National Saarthi Diwas’
Airtel launches voice-only prepaid plans starting at Rs 185
‘Verity’ to arrive on Prime Video for rent and purchase on Oct 27
HUL, Mindshare, WPP Media win top EMVIES 2026 honours
IIFA Awards ’27 now on YouTube for global reach; Zee is b’cast partner
Kochi Comic Con returns with second edition January-end
Pankaj Tripathi, Aditi R.Hydari team up for Sony LIV’s ‘Parivarik ManuRanjan’
Over the Top Platforms are named about devices that go ‘over’ a cable box to give the user TV content through the Internet connection.
The Supreme Court would hear on Thursday the plea of Amazon Prime Video's India head for Originals Aparna Purohit challenging the Allahabad High Court order rejecting her anticipatory or pre-arrest bail in connection with the police complaints lodged against her over web series 'Tandav'. A bench of Justices Ashok Bhushan and R Subhash ...
After the makers of web series`Tandav’ had earlier issued an unconditional apology for hurting sentiments of people of India, it was the turn of show’s host platform Amazon Prime Video to do the same.
Barely few days after the Indian government put in place a new set of rules for all digital content, a talk show hosted on Facebook by a resident of Manipur state was yesterday served a notice under the new norms, Hindustan Times reported, and then the order was withdrawn on advise from New Delhi.
Some contrary views are being expressed on the new norms announced by the Indian government for social media and OTT platforms, and publishers of digital news.
Economic Times newspaper, part of Times of India group’s media assets that include radio, newspapers, magazines, T...
The government on Thursday said a 'code of ethics' and three-tier grievance redressal mechanism would be applicable for OTT platforms, such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video and Disney+ Hotstar, news publishers and digital media.
Most of the entertainment and social media companies have shied away from taking an official stand on the new norms announced yesterday by the Indian government for OTT and SM platforms.
The Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI), which had appealed to the government to hol...
