MIB further tweaks TV ratings rules, tightens governance norms
Odisha mulls starting TV channel dedicated to Lord Jagannath
MIB extends by 4 weeks ban on news channels’ TRP by BARC India
Reliance eyes LEO satellite play to rival Starlink in India: ET report
FIFA offered $20mn for WC’26 broadcast rights for India market
Natalie Portman, Jonathan Bailey to star in ‘Pumping Black’
Jaideep Ahlawat announces new film ‘Daldalll’ with Suresh Triveni
‘The Great Grand Superhero’ set for May 29 release
Tips Films Q4 loss widens to Rs.3.4cr, revenue declines
‘Tighee’ to premiere on ZEE5 on May 15
As the clock struck midnight on August 14 in 1947, India became a free country. Jawaharlal Nehru famously called it a 'tryst with destiny. Independence also marked the birth of the state of West Bengal. Therefore, the 75th anniversary of Independence also means t...
After a fruitful 20-year-long stint at Sony Pictures Networks India (SPNI), Rohit Gupta steps down from his role as the Advisor to the Management and the Board of the organization. An industry veteran, Rohit was responsible for advising the senior management on major industry trends and developments and providing his expertise and support at ...
Snap Inc, owner of the popular messaging app Snapchat, rolled out its first parental control tools on Tuesday, which will allow parents to see who their teens are talking to, but not the substance of their conversations.
The new feature called Family Center is launching at a time whe...
Amazon announced roping in Vineet Nair from Mindshare as head of media. Nair shared about this move on his LinkedIn profile and wrote, “Excited to share that I have joined Amazon India as Media Head. It's been a week now and everyone has been so welcoming. As ...
Photo and video sharing platform Instagram will begin testing ultra-tall 9:16 photos "in a week or two." CEO Adam Mosseri confirmed the news, he said, "You can have tall videos, but you cannot have tall photos on Instagram. So we thought maybe we should mak...
Though the Indian government didn’t commit in parliament on a law mandating news publishers to be paid by big tech companies that earn ad revenues riding their content, it did, however, admit that regular meetings with stakeholders are held to explore whether existing rules need amendments.
