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 
India’s home-grown microblogging website Koo has proactively moderated 54,235 content pieces, while 5,502 posts were reported by its users during June, the compa...
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India’s UP State challenges in SC legal protection to Twitter
Even as India's technology minister said on Wednesday that the US social media giants must obey the laws of his country, where they are doing brisk business without directly naming Twitter, the state of U...
Musk bets big on Starlink despite shortcomings
Don Joyce, a Nokia director working from home at a remote lake cottage in Canada, recently abandoned his painfully slow phone-line internet in favor of satellite broadband service Starlink, offered by E...
Qualcomm ready to work with 30+ companies on 5G variant
American tech giant Qualcomm Inc. on Monday announced that it is working with more than 30 carriers and telecommunications gear providers who have committed to using the faster variant of 5G networking technology.
According to Reuters, the...
IT Minister Prasad blasts Twitter for blocking account over US rules
Twitter’s love-hate relationship with the Indian government turned a new chapter on Friday. The InfoTech Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad’s account got blocked for an hour who criticized the microblogging website for penalizing him for telling the US company to follow Indian laws. A parliamentary committee head and Congr...
Pubcaster Prasar Bharati goes paperless with e-office
Use of technology has turned the operations at India’s public broadcaster Prasar Bharati around, the government said yesterday.
It’s no more business as usual. In less than two years, 577 centers and 22,348 employees of Doordarshan (DD) and All India Radio (AIR) have embraced e-offic...