Film and digital content production house Abundantia Entertainment will be looking at a mix of theatrical and digital releases for the projects it has greenlit for 2022, said a senior executive at the company.
While taking recourse to legal advice on scripts and even shot material has been the standout trend this year, creators hope some niche, risqué subjects will continue to be attempted to preserve the essence of the digital medium
Two new DMCA subpoena applications filed by the Motion Picture Association and anti-piracy partner ACE reveal that as 2021 comes to a close, dozens more domains connected to illegal streaming sites and pirate IPTV providers may soon experience legal troubles.
Adult content producer Strike 3 Holdings wants an alleged movie pirate to share a copy of his hard drive and cloud hosting accounts. This evidence is crucial to proving the copyright infringements, the company argued.
It has been a busy year for Shibasish Sarkar, one of the biggest names in the Indian media landscape, and 2022 is set to be even more significant.
New Toronto studio expansions and builds has local production execs predicting another year of major activity by Los Angeles producers in 2022.
From shorter theatrical windows to simultaneous streaming releases, in 2021 the cinema business was challenged like never before.
The worldwide consolidation of independent producers looks likely to continue in 2022 as the global streaming boom pushes up both demand and budgets for film and TV series.
Stakeholders in the broadcasting sector have told the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) that there is adequate competition in the cable TV and TV distribution market and therefore there is no need to impose any market share-related restrictions on the cable TV platforms.
Cable Operators Welfare Association of India (CoWF India), representing the cable operators across the nation, in a letter to PM Narendra Modi has requested to stop NTO 2.0 from getting implemented.