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 
Billionaire Mukesh Ambani on Wednesday pitched for India making the rollout of 5G or the fifth-generation technology standard for broadband cellular networks as a national priority to support the dig...
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Tata Sky unveils new ad campaign for West Bengal
The Indian direct broadcast satellite service provider, Tata Sky has launched a new campaign for its DTH package offerings in India’s eastern State of West Bengal.
The campaign, ‘Ki Darun’ (m...
Google Meet to allow hosts, co-hosts lock audio, video during meeting
US technology giant company Google is rolling out a new feature for the Google Meet users, which will allow hosts and co-hosts to lock all participants’ audio and video from iOS devices and Android devices.
When a participant’s audio or vi...
Samsung set to merge mobile, consumer electronics biz
Samsung Electronics Co Ltd. will merge its mobile and consumer electronics divisions, the firm said on Tuesday, naming new co-chief executives in the biggest reshuffle since 2017 to simplify its structure and focus on the logic chip business.
Insta tightens teen content rules ahead of US Congress hearing
Instagram said on Tuesday it would be stricter about the types of content it recommends to teens in the photo-sharing app and will nudge them toward different areas if they dwell on one topic for a long time.
In a blog post, the social media service announced a slew of changes for te...
IBDF gets reprieve from Madras HC on digital rules
The Madras High Court has restrained the federal government from taking any coercive action against digital media firms under the new digital codes of ethics made to the parent Information Technology Act.