In a significant move to empower the growing community of small and mid-tier creators, YouTube has officially launched its Hype feature in India — a tool designed to boost the visibility of emerging talent on the platform, offering them a larger stage and stronger engagement within the YouTube ecosystem.
Netflix, led by ‘Ginny & Georgia,’ has a strong June and streaming once again outpaces traditional TV.
The motion, introduced by supervisors Kathryn Barger and Lindsey Horvath, aims to both cut down on red tape and explore an $80-$100 million fund for film technology startups.
LocalCircles flags nine dark patterns across platforms, with consumers citing hidden charges, forced actions, and ad intrusions post-subscription
The platform will showcase yesteryear hits like Byomkesh Bakshi, Circus, Hum Log, and Buniyaad
Older films are experiencing a resurgence in viewership on streaming platforms due to re-releases, social media discussions, and evolving audience behavior. Hits like Sholay, Mughal-e-Azam and Jab We Met attract both nostalgic and younger viewers seeking simpler storytelling and timeless music.
A coalition of nearly 50 record labels, including industry giants Warner and Sony, accuse Internet provider Altice of providing a safe haven for pirates.
India’s Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) removed two kiss scenes – most notably a 33-second mid-air kiss – deeming them “overly sensual,” per local reports, to achieve a UA (13+) rating before the film’s July 7 certification.
New enforcement actions target duplicate posts and impersonator accounts, with penalties including reduced reach and monetisation restrictions
For marketers and creators, this shift means that content once confined to the Instagram ecosystem can now reach broader audiences across the internet