Comic Con India, the country’s biggest and most-loved pop culture celebration, is set to make its debut in the Northeast with its first-ever Guwahati edition.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs has recommended stronger checks on how India regulates OTT platforms
The India’s Got Latent (IGL) controversy has become a flashpoint in the ongoing national debate on the limits of free speech on the internet.
Platforms didn’t mean to rot our brains, but they gamified short-form so hard it turned into digital fast food. Now audiences are tired of snacking and want an actual meal, according to experts.
With the apex court now formally involving the NBSA in shaping the regulatory framework, the matter is set to open a new chapter by fixing accountability of digital platforms.
Coca-Cola and Nestlé, along with food companies in India, are building robust First-Party Data (FPD) capabilities, through their own consumer data and platform partnerships, recording a 2.5x return on investment (ROI) from targeted ads.
Stakeholders warn that unencrypted, non-addressable growth of the platform distorts competition, fuels piracy & undermines regulatory intent, even as Prasar Bharati defends its free-to-air mandate
The streamer once again leads Nielsen’s monthly rankings of media companies by share of viewing.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Home Affairs has called for express legal provisions to tackle deepfakes and other AI-generated content, warning of rising risks from cybercrime, impersonation, and online abuse.
US President Donald Trump’s recent threats of additional tariffs against countries imposing a digital tax on US tech companies are a familiar tactic from his administration’s playbook. The US government has previously also wielded tariffs as a weapon to prevent foreign digital taxes on American technology giants.