With Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) software embedded in millions of connected TVs, OEMs are sitting on an ocean of granular viewership data across platforms—from linear broadcasts to YouTube and OTT apps.

A court order now requires OpenAI to keep every ChatGPT conversation, even deleted ones, for a copyright lawsuit. What does this mean for user privacy?

As India‘s National Film Development Corporation (NFDC) marks its 50th anniversary, the government body is embarking on its most ambitious digital transformation yet — one that could redefine how the world discovers Indian cinema.

India's I&B Ministry has proposed changes to TV rating agency guidelines that could end BARC's monopoly and open the field to Big Tech, OTT.

The Google AI Pro subscription, priced at Rs 1,950 per month in India, provides access to Veo 3 as well as other AI features

The ministry has also proposed reforms to address the industry’s longstanding demand for capturing CTV and multiscreen viewership

According to MIB, the proposed amendments aim to allow multiple agencies to foster healthy competition, bring in new technologies, and provide more reliable and representative data, especially for connected TV platforms

The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) has proposed an amendment to the current ‘Policy Guidelines for Television Rating Agencies in India’, which will enable over-the-top (OTT) service providers, distribution platform operators (DPOs), and Big Tech firms to open their own ratings agencies.

Paramount's $16 million settlement of the president's lawsuit appears to have solidified his transformation of the news landscape.