The Indian Government has filed a special leave petition with the Supreme Court of India in the Fact Check Unit case, according to a report by the Hindustan Times.

Pay TV channels in the country are facing tight revenue margins as content acquisition and operational costs continue to rise, prompting them to raise concerns with government and regulatory authorities. However, southern India with lower ARPUs, along with youth-centric content and partnership opportunities, could offer much-needed relief.

This decision is a significant milestone for Novex Communications and sets a precedent for the musical copyright licensing business in India.

The release of MIB’s Action Taken Report provides important insights into the government’s stance on key issues affecting the cable TV sector.

The new venture continues Sony Group's aggressive pursuit of anime as a key driver of global revenue growth

The list of most watched Hindi language streaming originals in 2024 was led by the third seasons of Mirzapur and Panchayat, followed by Heeramandi, Indian Police Force and Thukra Ke Mera Pyaar.

Threatened by potential EU regulatory changes, the movie, music, and sports industries are vehemently defending the practice of geo-blocking, as an essential part of their business models.

Ensuring Fair Competition is a National Responsibility; Need Further Study on Best Practices of Europe, Japan, Australia and Other Developed Markets in regulating digital markets

To safeguard the "uniqueness" of their creative contributions and "identity", A-list actors in the Indian film industry are insisting on incorporating a clause in their contracts which bars producers from exploiting their voices, body scans, performances and likeness beyond the work for which they are hired, according to legal firms which have been involved in the drafting of the contracts.