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."
Punjab IAS officer takes additional charge after Abhishek Singh’s move to NTA.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) has directed the Broadcast Audience Research Council (BARC) India to immediately withhold the reporting of Television Rating Points (TRPs) for news TV channels for a further period of four weeks, or until further directions are issued.
Broadcasters are easing traditional windowing norms, taking fresh content to YouTube earlier as they explore new monetisation pathways across platforms
From an IPL ad blitz to creator-led use-case storytelling, OpenAI’s emerging influencer strategy in India reflects a broader industry realisation: AI does not scale through awareness alone, it scales through relatability.
But younger viewers are 13% more likely to go to the movies on opening weekend