Netflix, hoichoi in pact to take Bengali stories to wider audiences 
JioHotstar to offer ‘Ramayana’ on pay-per-view after theatrical run 
MIB issues advisory for TV channels on news reporting, AI use 
Netflix to expand ads plan to 15 new countries in 2027 
News18, TaMo to mark Oct 23 as ‘National Saarthi Diwas’ 
Airtel launches voice-only prepaid plans starting at Rs 185 
‘Crazy Rich Asians’ series to begin filming in 2027, says Constance Wu 
Shanaya Kapoor’s ‘Student of the Year: After Dark’ set for Nov 13 
‘The Odyssey’ to arrive on Prime Video on Nov 17 
Meta adds new AI tools for forum admins 
Prabhas’ ‘Fauzi’ teaser released on 47th birthday 
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MIB Secy Chandra interacts with VFX, film sectors’ stakeholders
Apurva Chandra, Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) yesterday visited the proposed National Centre of Excellence in Animation, VFX, Gaming and Comics project in Mumbai and held consultations with various stakeholders.
Cha...
No action taken against digital publishers yet: MIB
The Indian government’s Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) on Monday said that no takedown notice or any other action has been taken against any company after the new digital regulations came into effect earlier in May.
“No notice/orders for take down of content have been...
Anurag Thakur takes charge at MIB; so does junior minister
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,
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.