Actor Shilpa Shetty to host cooking comedy show ‘Maa Hai Na’ 
MIB further tweaks TV ratings rules, tightens governance norms 
Odisha mulls starting TV channel dedicated to Lord Jagannath 
MIB extends by 4 weeks ban on news channels’ TRP by BARC India 
Reliance eyes LEO satellite play to rival Starlink in India: ET report 
FIFA offered $20mn for WC’26 broadcast rights for India market 
ConfirmTkt, RCB new campaign spotlights AI-powered seat finder 
J&K CM unveils initiatives to boost infra to attract films’ shoots 
Natalie Portman, Jonathan Bailey to star in ‘Pumping Black’ 
Jaideep Ahlawat announces new film ‘Daldalll’ with Suresh Triveni 
India’s Telugu-language OTT platform aha, announces ‘Highway’, a psychological thriller starring Anand Devarakonda and Abhishek Banerjee. Directed and written by K.V. Guhan, and produced by Venkat Talari, the film will hit aha...
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Instagram to soon test ultra-tall photos
Photo and video sharing platform Instagram will begin testing ultra-tall 9:16 photos "in a week or two." CEO Adam Mosseri confirmed the news, he said, "You can have tall videos, but you cannot have tall photos on Instagram. So we thought maybe we should mak...
MX VDesi brings new K-Drama in August
Leading super app for entertainment, MX Player's new category - MX VDesi which hosts India’s largest catalog of dubbed shows in local Indian languages - Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu, has announced new shows every Wednes...
Guest Column: As telcos ready 5G services, DPOs need to protect themselves
By Rajiv Khattar
With the 5G spectrum auction over and the Indian government having generated a good amount of revenue, now the telcom companies are gearing up to launch their services --- both
India plans to tighten antitrust laws; Big Tech M&A could be under lens
India aims to tighten rules around the scrutiny of mergers and acquisitions under proposed legislation that could particularly affect global tech firms that do a lot of business there.
The proposal is part of an overhaul of India's competition law in a bill that was introduced in par...
Govt aware of news publishers’ concerns vis-à-vis Big Tech: IT minister
Though the Indian government didn’t commit in parliament on a law mandating news publishers to be paid by big tech companies that earn ad revenues riding their content, it did, however, admit that regular meetings with stakeholders are held to explore whether existing rules need amendments.