Producers are struggling to sell satellite rights even for box-office hits, as television viewership has dwindled, hurt by the popularity of streaming platforms.
On a muggy August afternoon, the entrance to the iconic Regal theatre in Mumbai is clogged. A hand-painted poster of Ramesh Sippy’s Sholay (1975) is mounted on the scaffolding, and a crowd has gathered to watch the film.
Instead of offering easier access to our cinematic heritage, streaming has made it tougher than ever to find and watch classic Indian films in their original form.
The initiative, the brainchild of the ministry’s external publicity division, has been backed by foreign secretary Vikram Misri and his predecessor Vinay Kwatra.
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“Google Cloud India is one of the fastest growing regions of Google Cloud across the world,” Bikram Singh Bedi, vice-president and country managing director of Google Cloud, told ET in a virtual interview.
New research prepared by Frontier Economics on behalf of the Motion Picture Association credits the South Korean government’s supportive policy environment and proactive efforts in copyright protection as key factors behind the growth and success of K-content.
Government is working on guidelines for films and serials shown on OTT (Over the Top) which will require the platforms to “beep out profanity and blur explicit scenes,” sources said.
The Motion Picture Association (MPA) has sent its latest overview of notorious piracy markets to the U.S. Government.
The social platform will make its Reels content more "prominent," as its parent company reveals its own AI video tool Meta Movie Gen.