A US District Court recently ruled that Amazon must face a Class Action Lawsuit over its voice-activated, cloud-based service Alexa’s practice of deceptively recording and storing conversations.
Google officially launched its AI Mode feature in India on July 8, allowing users to directly ask search queries to Gemini from the search page. Google had released the feature in the US earlier this year and made it available as an experimental tool in its Search Labs for Indian users last month.
Fantasy sports have turned viewers into strategists. Casual sports-based gaming and Esports are drawing new audiences across age groups and geographies. Livestreaming platforms now offer custom-curated feeds, regional commentary, in-play stats, and real-time engagement tools.
Anime has officially crossed over from niche fandom to global mainstream, with Netflix revealing that more than 50 percent of its global subscribers watched anime content in the past year.
Amid the growing hype around micro dramas and their promise of being the next big thing in content, signs are emerging that new players need to rethink their approach and adjusting strategies to stay relevant and sustainable
Starlink has received approval from India's space regulator, the Indian National Space Promotion and Authorization Centre (IN-SPACe), to launch commercial satellite broadband services in India.
From reboots to repackaged dramas, broadcasters seem increasingly inclined to revisit the past rather than take creative risks with fresh ideas, say experts
Trade experts say the success of movies like Tourist Family, Dragon and Alappuzha Gymkhana in Tamil and Malayalam has brought some respite, thanks to their connection with regional audiences and emotionally engaging storytelling
With most new characters falling flat, broadcasters are increasingly reliant on legacy stars from long-running shows to drive viewership. Media experts attribute this to outdated writing, overdone plots and a widening disconnect between on-screen narratives and today's audiences.
YouTube recently announced that it will be updating its guidelines for the YouTube Partner Program (YPP) on July 15, to exclude “mass-produced and repetitious” content. This affects creators who earn ad revenue from their YouTube videos as part of the YPP program.