Conflating social media content and movies is thoroughly misleading.

Recently, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) published the final version of “AI Governance Guidelines,” which is aimed to provide a framework that “balances AI innovation with accountability, and progress with safety.”

Bite-sized format, binge-worthy content, cost-friendly production place microdramas at an inflection point; players exploring brand partnerships and monetisation avenues, say industry watchers

The highly anticipated selection for the WAVES Film Bazaar Co-Production Market (CPM) 2025 was officially unveiled this week, confirming Goa as the central meeting point for global independent cinema this November. Set to run from November 20 to 24, 2025, at the Marriott Resort, the 19th edition of the Bazaar will present a robust slate designed to foster international financing and collaboration.

In a landmark move towards shaping India’s artificial intelligence future, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) on Wednesday unveiled the India AI Governance Guidelines under the IndiaAI Mission, laying the foundation for a safe, inclusive, and responsible AI ecosystem across sectors.

BestMediaInfo.com brings exclusive details on concerns over the government’s move to segregate viewership arising from landing pages from the final ratings

Among the major changes, the Ministry has proposed that any viewership arising out of the ‘Landing Page’ shall not be counted in audience measurement.

Draft amendment to IT Rules seeks stricter labelling, metadata tagging, and verification for AI-generated content.

India’s new AI governance blueprint puts trust and people first, prioritises “innovation over restraint”, and sets up AIGG, TPEC and the AI Safety Institute to drive risk frameworks, incident reporting and techno-legal safeguards across sectors