Mumbai-based The EPIC Company has announced the launch of EPIC Studio, a next-generation creative studio that brings together the strengths, talent networks and production capabilities of Juggernaut Productions and MovieVerse Studio under a unified banner. The move is aimed at building a streamlined and scalable platform to deliver premium storytelling across film, OTT and television.
The most consequential visitors to the India AI Impact Summit 2026 passed through the CNBC-TV18 Edge AI Studio to debate and discuss the future of intelligence
The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has signalled that it is ready to act against potential anti-competitive practices in the rapidly growing artificial intelligence (AI) sector, according to Chairperson Ravneet Kaur.
MBC C&I’s AI Contents Lab is at Hong Kong FilMart with its most ambitious slate to date, anchored by “Raphael,” an 80-minute feature billed as one of the world’s first entirely AI-generated feature film, as the Seoul-based operation seeks to expand its international footprint and explore co-production opportunities.
As AI continues to reshape the entertainment and sports industries, a newly launched sports-tech firm is making the case that athletes have become contributors to the AI economy — and that no standardized system exists to compensate them for it.
As Hollywood remains locked in labor and legal battles over generative AI, Filmart is showcasing Asia’s increasingly full-throated embrace of the technology as both a foregone conclusion and the industry’s next growth engine — with 28 talks devoted to the subject this year.
Young consumers reshape beauty, fashion, travel and fitness markets
As machines generate ideas at scale, creativity, critical thinking and cultural intelligence are becoming the capabilities that truly differentiate organisations.
India’s public broadcaster Prasar Bharati retains copyright over all content produced or commissioned by it, and no recent cases of copyright violation by media production houses have been reported, the government informed the Rajya Sabha or Upper House yesterday.
Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah’s 2026–27 budget speech announced plans to ban social-media access for children under 16. Op-eds and posts on X and LinkedIn reveal a sharp debate over whether the move protects children or creates new policy and privacy risks.