MIFF panel agrees youngsters driving documentary renaissance
At APOS, JioStar’s Chatterjee says India most demanding live sports market
JioStar’s Vaz says focus is on creating integrated consumer experiences across screens
UK proposes sweeping SM ban for under-16s; WhatsApp exempted
Dhanush’s ‘OM’ to release worldwide on October 16
Rajat Sharma’s ‘Aaj Ki Baat’ sees big digital growth after time change
JioStar-PVR INOX bring Women’s T20 World Cup to big screens
‘Raakh’ draws 22.43mn viewers in first three days on Prime Video
Prime Video to stream ‘Esports World Cup: Level Up’ S2 from June 26
DistroScale, Inc., the parent company of DistroTV, a leading global independent free ad-supported streaming television service, has unveiled a substantial partnership with Studio 17, a top-tier global producer of children's video content. This collaboration ushers in an exciting addition to
The highly anticipated drama thriller film ‘Akelli’, led by Nushrratt Bharuccha is all set to hit cinema halls on August 25, announced the film's makers. Set against the backdrop of Iraq, ‘Akelli’ chronicles the journey of a person discoveri...
In a move set to bolster its regional content offerings, Shemaroo Entertainment, a leading player in the Indian media and entertainment industry, has appointed Suryadeep Basiya as the Head of the Gujarati category. The announcement comes as the company co...
As part of new guidelines issued on Thursday, the government stated that "disclosure or disclaimer" is required for celebrities, influencers, and virtual influencers who endorse as health experts or medical practitioners. Even medical practitioners, health and fitness experts who have received certification from recognized institutions must "...
Krafton, the visionary force behind the popular BGMI game, has made a resolute commitment to investing $150 million in India within the upcoming two to three years. This robust investment signifies the company's dedication to fostering growth within India's...
Influencers having over five lakh (500,000) followers or earning more than Rs 40 lakh per year will now be classified as 'celebrities' appearing in ads, ASCI said yesterday.
