Positioning India as a nation where technology and tradition converge, Jaju said the country’s growing influence on the world is anchored in values, culture and inclusivity, making it a power centre of stability in uncertain times
Jiostar plans to replicate the 100-episode daily-drop format across markets, keep investing in tent-pole entertainment to deepen engagement, and widen its CTV footprint to capture higher yields, while counting on GST-aided demand recovery to steady TV advertising
The American Film Market is joining forces with the Cannes Next section for a more tech-focused AFM in Los Angeles next month.
With a mission to dramatically increase overseas sales of anime, manga, video games, and other creative content by 2033, Japan's Entertainment and Creative Industry Strategy is ambitious and prepared for new risks.
Rightsholders can breathe a sigh of relief after a California federal court concluded that Cloudflare can be compelled to comply with DMCA subpoenas. The anonymous operator of now-defunct manga piracy site Mangajikan argued that Cloudflare is a 'mere conduit' provider that doesn't have to comply with DMCA subpoenas. However, in a key decision in favor of publisher Shueisha, the court ruled that because Cloudflare caches content, it must identify the operator.
India’s proposed Digital Privacy Data Protection Act, 2023, which is awaiting rules finalisation and official notification, mandates that all websites and online services collecting or processing personal data must verify the age of their users.
In a groundbreaking move for Indian entertainment, JioStar in collaboration with Collective Media Network has announced the launch of ‘Mahabharat: Ek Dharmayudh’, the first ever AI-powered premium mythological series in India. The series is set to stream on JioHotstar from October 25 and will air on Star Plus starting October 26 at 7.30pm.
In a world where AI can mimic anyone, the ad industry must balance innovation with integrity – redefining what’s fair, ethical, and original in brand storytelling
With millions in brand deals and daily ego boosts from legions of followers, not every creator wants to endure the industry’s humiliations.
Sony Pictures International Productions is set to showcase its IP adaptation playbook at the Tokyo International Film Festival‘s TIFFCOM content market, with executive VP of creative production and head of SPIP Shebnem Askin leading a deep dive into the studio’s strategy for turning local hits into global franchises.