Even as the government has made clear it will soon bring out a regulation code for OTT platforms, 17 streaming services came together under the aegis of the IAMAI to announce the adoption of an Implementation Toolkit last week.

The Indian government is likely to introduce Cryptocurrency and Regulation of Official Digital Currency Bill 2021 in the ongoing Budget Session of the Parliament.

There are currently no legislative provisions governing online news or OTT platforms, with self-regulation or industry oversight being the order of the day.

While Twitter's exit from India may have seemed unthinkable a few weeks ago, it's certainly well within the realm of possibility now.

Those of you who have followed the 2021 Union Budget, might be aware that the government sought to reform the tribunal system in the country to ensure “speedy justice”.

The Information and Broadcasting Minister said they have received many complaints and suggestions for regulating OTTs.

New Delhi must engage the Biden administration on our mutually convergent economic interests.

"Our philosophy on cryptocurrencies is straightforward: It's about choice," Raj Dhamodharan, an executive vice president at Mastercard, wrote in a post late Wednesday. "Mastercard isn't here to recommend you start using cryptocurrencies. But we are here to enable customers, merchants and businesses to move digital value — traditional or crypto — however they want."

Eui Jeong Lee and three of her friends sit in an otherwise empty 200-seat cinema auditorium and play a video game on the giant screen.