Building on the previous copyright lawsuit and a breakthrough judgment that revealed Anthropic was using copyrighted books for AI training, various global music publishers filed a new lawsuit against Anthropic, alleging it infringed on copyrighted content, including song lyrics, particularly through pirated means.

Yash Raj Films’ Alpha, originally set for December 2025, has been pushed to April 2026 for additional VFX work, with the studio now avoiding a clash with Salman Khan’s Battle of Galwan and yet to announce a new date.

As India’s Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Act enters its enforcement phase, Resident Welfare Associations (RWAs) across the country are stepping up efforts to comply with the new data protection regime.

The ambassador's remarks come days after he attended India's Republic Day parade for the first time, describing it as a privilege

The ministry said it is considering three major changes to the enforcement roadmap and invited industry feedback by February 4.

It feels like homecoming to the family audience, says superstar Akshay Kumar as he returns to television as the host of the Indian version of the celebrated game show ‘Wheel of Fortune’. Akshay, who earlier served as the host of stunt-based show ‘Fear Factor: Khatron Ke Khiladi’ (2008-2011) and judged ‘MasterChef India’ (2010), said TV can unite family audiences and he is hoping his new show will foster this connection

The Los Angeles City Council voted Wednesday to explore creating a $5 million subsidy for microdramas, the short-form vertical videos enjoying a surge in popularity.

Rising incomes, rural growth and internet access will fuel steady expansion of television audiences

As India’s digital economy matures and the DPDP Act reshapes accountability, privacy is increasingly seen as a marker of governance rather than just a compliance requirement