Sony's flagship anime platform will gather Japanese and Hollywood content executives, plus tech, gaming and music counterparts, for an inaugural summit held alongside New York Comic Con on Oct. 7.

With no unions to slow the collision and scant regulation to cushion the aftermath, India has become the world's most consequential live experiment in AI filmmaking — and the results may preview the future of cinema everywhere.

Bollywood fails to meet global standards when it comes to visual effects, especially evident in the Ramayana trailer. Experts blame this on rushed production timelines while audiences increasingly expect storytelling that matches the technological finesse of successful global franchises

Offers customers expansive content selection, unites Prime Video’s premium audience with Amazon MX Player’s reach—giving creators and advertisers the unmatched scale of Indian streaming, all in one place, free or paid.

Reddit's latest transparency report shows a sharp jump in account bans for repeat copyright infringement, while the number of banned subreddits dropped significantly. The data, covering the latter half of 2025, also shows rightsholders reported 425,471 pieces of allegedly infringing content, of which Reddit removed roughly half.

Former Prasar Bharati chief and ex-Broadcast Audience Research Council board member takes charge at Central Board of Film Certification.

The company has been working with agency partners including Dentsu, Omnicom, Publicis and WPP to support businesses buying ChatGPT ads. It has also added technology partners such as Adobe, Criteo, Kargo, Pacvue and StackAdapt

In a new legal battle in the AI space, Meta and CEO Mark Zuckerberg have been sued by five publishers and author Scott Turow, who allege the tech company illegally copied millions of books, articles and other works to train Meta’s artificial-intelligence systems.

CEO Josh D’Amaro said the company will continue to invest in existing franchises, as well as work to “take creative risks to build brand new ones."