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    Why Star Is Disney’s Next Big Salvo in Its Streaming War With Netflix

    • 27.02.2021
    • The Hollywood Reporter

    The family-friendly Hollywood giant bets that more adult programming will help boost subscribers — at the risk of brand confusion.

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    How govt’s new IT Rules to ‘track originator of messages’ can affect your privacy

    • 27.02.2021
    • The News Minute

    Experts fear that the new rules could "break end-to-end encryption", offered by several social media platforms.

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    The siege of Bollywood

    • 27.02.2021
    • The Economist

    As well as covid-19, India’s film industry faces a plague of meddling.

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    New social media guidelines will keep nefarious elements at bay: Koo co-founder

    • 27.02.2021
    • Livemint

    Made-in-India microblogging platform Koo said the new guidelines will help clarify the responsibilities of intermediaries.

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    TikTok owner ByteDance to pay $92 million in US privacy settlement

    • 27.02.2021
    • Financial Express

    The federal lawsuit alleged that TikTok broke the Illinois biometric privacy law, which allows suits against companies that harvest consumer data without consent.

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    Small films hit theatres waiting for Bollywood biggies

    • 27.02.2021
    • Livemint

    Trade experts say such films made on shoe-string budgets featuring less popular actors would not have got prominent show timings earlier.

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    Lionsgate Play partners with Lionsgate Television for its first Indian original series

    • 27.02.2021
    • Best Media Info

    “Lionsgate Play continues to gain momentum in India, proving to be a strong driver of Starz’s international growth,” said Jeffrey Hirsch, President and CEO, Starz.

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    Who’s watching?

    • 26.02.2021
    • Livemint

    While a 'self-regulatory body' under the Centre’s oversight will oversee compliance with a 'Code of Ethics' that could be open to interpretation, so long as it does not exceed its brief and misuse its authority to play censor, this should not be a worry. Its role will be under watch, too.

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    Social media platforms have to abide by Indian laws: Amit Shah

    • 26.02.2021
    • Financial Express

    Amit Shah's comments came hours after the government announced sweeping regulations for social media firms like Facebook and Twitter as well as OTT platforms such as Netflix, requiring them to remove any content flagged by authorities within 36 hours and set up a complaint redressal mechanism with an officer based in the country.

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    Should governments regulate online platforms?

    • 26.02.2021
    • The Hindu

    Reasonable regulation is democratic, but the moral panic around big tech is muddying the waters.

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