While Section 69A blocking orders involve issuing a notice to the content creator and also an opportunity to be heard, there is no such provision under Section 79, DigiPub’s Lawyer Aditya Sondhi told the Karnataka High Court (HC) on July 11

According to Nielsen, the two platforms accounted for 20% of all television viewing time in the United States in May (12.5% for YouTube, 7.5% for Netflix) Meanwhile, Disney, with multiple streaming services (Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+), accounted for 5% only.

The Bombay High Court (HC) recently ruled that booking movie tickets online is a matter of consumer choice, and any restriction against charging a convenience fee for such services violates the “legitimate rights” of theatre owners

Crime thriller '52nd State' is co-written and directed by ex-Netflix exec Todd Yellin

The sharpest fall was seen at the brand level, with only 14 brands advertising during the 2025 final, a drastic drop from 70 brands in the 2023 edition.

Google AI Overview is quietly breaking the link between search and clicks, disrupting the very foundation of digital publishing

Experts suggest that introducing multiple players in a market already under financial strain could stretch resources thin, compromise data integrity, and ultimately prove commercially unviable

Extreme uncertainty at the box office has left advertisers jittery. The recent failure of high-profile star vehicles has made brands rethink the viability of big-ticket Hindi film endorsements. As several southern films dubbed in Hindi gain popularity, south Indian stars are emerging as pan-India icons.

A lawsuit, filed by several publishers in 2024, accused Google of not doing enough to prevent piracy while simultaneously profiting from it. A recent success for Google led to the dismissal of the publishers' vicarious liability claim, leaving a claim for contributory infringement to be decided.