The European Commission presented on Wednesday (21 April) its long-awaited ‘AI package’, setting out its ambition to make Europe a global leader in the field by being the first to set clear guidelines.
Bollywood is displaying its resilience after being hit by yet another COVID-enforced pause.
While the digital token is known for its big price swings, this latest bout has been particularly head-spinning after the all-time high notched on April 14.
As he trend emerges in India,experts weigh in on what this change drives and how it may affect the future of the entertainment industry.
On the occasion of World Intellectual Property Day this year, The Indian Performing Right Society Limited - IPRS (representing nearly 6500 authors, composers, and publishers from all over India) launches the ‘IPRS for Fair Music’ campaign to boost a healthy ecosystem for music in India.
The president of the Producers Guild of India on the pandemic, the rise of OTT platforms and the film industry’s current existential crisis.
The tech company announced that it has invested $33 million in GNI and supported more than 1,000 news organizations across Asia-Pacific.
It has managed to add another four million subscribers on a net basis globally between January and March, which is lower than the forecast of six million.
It took a deadly pandemic to get much deadlier, but it has happened: in a significant first for a big budget film, Salman Khan’s Radhe will get a simultaneous release in theatres and the streaming platform Zee5, the platform announced on Wednesday. The film will also get a pay-per-view release on satellite TV.
According to the latest report by the platform titled ‘Short-form video- The Rise of Made in India digital content’, Indian short-form apps have onboarded around 30-35% new users over the past year.