Being compliant with the European Union’s General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) won’t necessarily mean that companies are compliant with India’s upcoming Personal Data Protection Bill (PDP).
While AR/VR have been in parlay for long now, especially as gaming devices or for business and research applications, a significant problem hindering mass-market adoption has been the price. Until the prices of products crash, apps like Spatial will remain a novelty item.
Many production houses are investing upwards 5% in technology.
The apex court has ruled that any sum paid by resident end users, as consideration for the resale/use of computer software, cannot be typically branded as royalty under the tax treaties (DTAA). It tantamounts to procurement of goods.
A new report commissioned by Synamedia evaluates how different sets of illegal viewers respond to anti-piracy measures. It suggests OTT streaming services can recoup $5.4 billion of the pie with the remainder available to other pay-TV providers.
These procedures are related to testing, verification and certification of goods and services, among others.
Platforms and studios which have witnessed an uptick in nationalist or historical films over the last few years in line with the mood of the nation, feel that similar content could make its way to the web.
The research includes data from a survey of 6,000 Indian respondents and highlights public uncertainty and distrust around how organisations handle their data.
It observed that Covid-19 had accelerated the path towards profitability as demand pull has helped companies reduce discounts.
The battle started when Apple announced it will soon require users to opt in to personal data tracking. Facebook, which makes money from that tracking, took out full-page ads in major newspapers condemning the move. Apple CEO Tim Cook fired back in a recent speech, rebuking companies that gather as much data as possible and warning of dangerous consequences.