Shashi Shekhar Vempati gets Padma Shri honour 
TV channels steady, DTH shrinks; telecom, b’band subs up Jan-Mar quarter 
MIFF premieres animated series on India’s women trailblazers 
Network18 reaches 250mn TV viewers, crosses 65bn social video views: Akash Ambani 
MIFF panel agrees youngsters driving documentary renaissance 
Omnicom, JioStar launch unified in-content ad solution for NIVEA India 
Sambhavna Seth opens up on seven failed IVF cycles in emotional ‘Tum Ho Naa’ 
Radio City appoints Sameer Kasare as Head of Technology & Infrastructure 
ZEE5 brings cricket-fuelled drama ‘Mammatiyaan Stars’ on June 26 
Zee Marathi revives ‘Home Minister’,‘Sa Re Ga Ma Pa’ 
The last few years were dominated by the South Korean wave with their music, cinema and shows transcending borders, and Indian content will reach the same heights in the coming decade, believes producer Siddharth R...
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BBC under pressure to resolve Lineker issue as shows get impacted
The BBC’s sports coverage faced a second day of severe disruptions yesterday as dozens of staff refused to work in solidarity with top soccer host Gary Lineker, who was suspended by the broadcaster after he tweeted criticism of the British government’s
EMVIEs conclude in Mumbai by celebrating ad world’s best
The 23rd edition of the coveted EMVIES, celebrating strategic, ground-breaking, and high-impact media campaigns by eminent media agencies concluded last week in Mumbai at a glittering event.
The awards ceremony was presented by Google, co-...
WBD to add thousands of titles in HBO Max sans price hike
Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) will add thousands of titles to its flagship streaming service HBO Max — pulling from its library of unscripted lifestyle shows — without raising the price.
Telegram launches new features
Telegram Messenger has released significant updates to its application, including features such as Power Saving Mode, Auto-Send Invite Links, Read Time in Small Groups and more. Users can now use the Power Saving Mode feature to extend the battery life of their
News channels’ FDI rules don’t apply to host OTT platform: MIB
Even as some OTT services like Disney+Hotstar had taken off third-party news channels from their platforms sometime in 2021, owing to ambiguity relating to news channels’ FDI restrictions applying to streamers or n...