High-profile films and sleeper hits are boosting cinema in small towns, with earnings expected to rise by 15-20% this year compared to 2025, driven by successes like Hanuman Ansh and Mirzapur-The Movie, reflecting a revived audience interest postpandemic.
Book authors have asked a New York federal judge to rule that OpenAI built its AI models on “mass piracy”.
As expected, Reliance Jio and the global telecom industry body GSMA, in their submissions to a TRAI consultation on quality of service, have nudged the regulator towards enabling network slicing by service.
BCCL and OpenAI partnered to surface BCCL journalism in ChatGPT, linking to original articles. This expands content discovery and explores AI use in publishing.
A nationwide campaign has been launched in China to combat piracy and protect young people, focusing on literature, games, and movies in the digital space.
Hollywood copyright owners are being extremely thorough when it comes to hunting down piracy networks, as they have targeted 49 illegal streaming domains in the latest crackdown.
As reality entertainment audiences become younger, more affluent and increasingly multi-screen, marketers are reassessing how these properties can deliver both scale and relevance during the festive season.
Work to introduce legislation for a government production subsidy is already underway.
The draft Telecommunications (Television, Radio and Associated Services) Rules, 2026, notified on September 2, seek to consolidate regulations
Revised Telecom Rules 2026 mark a shift from broad consolidation to a more structured compliance regime, while changes to radio programming and renewal provisions offer some relief to operators.