Anil Malhotra handed distribution, revenue responsibilities at ZEEL 
BES suggests pvt. sector should also amplify public service content 
Abhay Ojha quits ZMCL 
ABP News launches ‘Adarsh Voter’ campaign 
Prime Video’s ‘Lauki’ campaign sets stage for ‘Panchayat’ S3 
‘Pyar Ka Pehla Adhyaya: Shiv Shakti’ celebrates 300 episodes 
BSNL launches 4G services in August 
Preity Zinta keen for ‘Sangharsh’ sequel 
Indian media and entertainment industry’s call for a coherent and single national policy for the sector was acknowledged by a top government official who also said Thursday that such a law, if at all proposed, would...
Category: Regulation
TRAI, MIB assure Indian M&E of collaborative, open approach
Both the policymaker and the regulator assured the Indian media and entertainment (M&E) sector of an open and collaborative approach as far as sector regulations were concerned.
Speaking yesterday at the opening of the CII Big Picture Summit, Ministry of Information and Broadcast...
TRAI releases consultation paper on licensing of satellite gateways
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) on Monday released a consultation paper on ‘Licensing Framework for Establishing Satellite Earth Station Gateway’ seeking stakeholders’ inputs on various issues.
TRAI has floated this paper on request from the Department of Telecoms (D...
TRAI announces April ‘22 as NTO 2.0 implementation date
The Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) Wednesday has pushed back implementation of new tariff regime, also known as NTO 2.0, to April 2022, saying there was demand from industry on this. According to TRAI, many service providers and their a...
MIB seeks feedback on accessibility standards for TV shows
India’s federal government has sought feedback from the public and stakeholders on accessibility standards that aim to make television content, including news, more accessible and inclusive for persons...
MIB, Railways Ministry create single-window clearance for film shoots
To ease filming in railways, India’s Film Facilitation Office (FFO), set up in the National Film Development Corporation, and Ministry of Railways have created a single-window mechanism to streamline and make efficient the permissions needed for filming across Indian Railways’ premises.