India’s Kerala State Film Development Corporation is launching the International Film Market of Kerala, a professional industry platform running Dec. 13-16 in Thiruvananthapuram that aims to connect regional filmmakers with global co-production and financing opportunities.
YouTube TV and NBCUniversal have struck a multi-year deal keeping NBC shows and Peacock available on the platform, ending carriage disputes and strengthening YouTube TV’s position as the leading US pay-TV and streaming service.
Stakeholders in India’s gaming and esports sector weigh in on MeitY’s draft rules, sharing feedback ahead of the October 31 deadline, highlighting opportunities, clarity, and structured growth.
The government should create a separate authorisation category for satellite-based services, the Broadband India Forum (BIF) said in a representation to the Ministry of Communications, which MediaNama has reviewed.
Bollywood’s festive line-up lacks the mega-budget, pan-India crowd-pullers that once defined the season
Hulu will replace the Star tile on Disney+ in international markets next week, with the company rolling out a refreshed homepage experience globally over the coming weeks and months.
Prime Video has announced its upcoming original series ‘The Pyramid Scheme’, produced by The Viral Fever (TVF), one of India’s most popular creators of digital entertainment. The show, set to premiere on the streaming platform in 2026, brings together a compelling storyline with strong performances
Yash Raj Films (YRF), one of India’s most iconic production houses, has launched the YRF Script Cell, a new platform aimed at discovering and nurturing screenwriting talent from across the world.
Netflix India has emerged as one of the strongest contenders at the Asian Academy Creative Awards (AACA) 2025, bagging nine prestigious nominations across multiple categories. The recognition spans thrillers, documentaries, and biopics — reaffirming Netflix’s growing influence in the Indian entertainment landscape.
At FICCI FRAMES 2025, Sanjay Jaju, Dr. L. Murugan and TRAI chief Anil Lahoti will lead discussions on how policy, regulation and creativity will shape the next phase of India’s media and entertainment industry.