Netflix debuts ‘Clips’ feed to boost mobile content discovery 
India’s creative industry reps air AI policy gaps in meet with PM’s advisor 
IAMAI flays TRAI attempts to regulate communication OTT 
TRAI consultation seeks policy reset to up public Wi-Fi expansion 
Registrations open for Fever FM-backed ‘Voice of UP’ talent hunt 
News18 India to air ‘Sabse Bada Dangal’ for counting day on May 4 
Aamir Khan says ‘Ek Din’ feels like his own story 
Ashutosh Gowariker named festival director for 57th IFFI 
Finn Wolfhard to release new album ‘Fire From The Hip’ this July 
With lots on his plate --- ranging from implemented amendments to Cable TV Rules to content moderation for OTT platforms to an under-discussion new broadcast policy --- the new Minister of Information and Broadcasting,
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India’s largest news agency PTI challenges new IT Rules
The largest news agency in the country, the Press Trust of India (PTI), has challenged the constitutional validity of sections of India’s new IT Rules, though failed to get interim relief, which had been sought, from a Delhi court.
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Anurag Thakur gets MIB; Ashwini Vaishnaw to helm Meity, Telecoms
Well, the Indian PM reshuffled his council of ministers on Wednesday and the media and telecoms industries have new Ministers at relevant ministries of Information and Broadcasting,
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...
Mumbai court likely to pronounce order on NTO 2.0
The wait may be finally over for a clear direction on Indian broadcast regulator’s directives on tariff orders for cable TV.
One hopes so as Bombay High Court would hold forth on the NTO 2.0 case today and stakeholders expect an order would be pronounced, which would at least give a ...
India proposes Cinematograph Act changes for digital age
The Indian government has proposed amendments in the Cinematograph Act to keep pace with the changing times and technology, which would also help in curbing online piracy and bring about uniformity in product classification for viewing by consumers as was recently done for streaming content.