The Indian Government is not in favour of a ban on social media for children, and is instead considering a more nuanced and graded approach in specifying restrictions for children under 18 years, The Indian Express newspaper reported yesterday, citing top government sources.
Neeraj Pandey did not set out to top Netflix‘s global non-English charts. In fact, the Indian filmmaker behind “Taskaree: The Smuggler’s Web” – whose credits include “A Wednesday,” “Special 26,” “Baby” and the blockbuster biopic “M.S. Dhoni: The Untold Story” – says he was not even aware such a category existed.
The semi-final clash between India national cricket team and England national cricket team in the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 has set a new global benchmark for digital sports viewership, with record-breaking numbers on JioHotstar. The high-stakes match played on March 5 registered an unprecedented 65.2 million peak concurrent viewers on the streaming platform, marking the highest concurrency ever recorded for a live event on any digital platform worldwide.
As Karnataka announced a social media ban for children below 16 years, Meta yesterday cautioned that governments considering such restrictions should be careful not to push teens towards less safe, unregulated sites or logged-out experiences that lack key protection.
The Office of the United States Trade Representative has published its annual list of problematic piracy websites and other "notorious markets." With the FIFA World Cup coming to North America this summer, this year's report puts a special focus on live sports broadcast piracy.
Nearly two years after several Hollywood studios, Amazon, and Netflix sued a Dallas IPTV operator for running a pirate streaming network, a magistrate judge now recommends an $18.75 million default judgment.
Among the applications taken down are XCIPTV, Televizo, IPTV Smarters Pro, VU IPTV Player and XTV Ultra IPTV Media Player.
Affleck to join Netflix as senior advisor as the streamer deepens its push into AI-powered production tools
Pocket FM partners with OpenAI to boost AI content creation for 300,000+ creators. The platform hosts 100,000 AI-native audio series, growing 30% monthly.
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