More distribution platforms are exploring audience measurement using return path data, with TAM handling the backend as the industry searches for alternatives amid the television ratings freeze

Netflix has marked a decade in South Korea by highlighting the global rise of Korean content, its growing investment in local creative talent and the economic impact of productions made in the country.

As nano and micro-influencers juggle competing brand deals to protect their earnings, bigger creators are signing long-term partnerships. Agencies say the divide is reshaping exclusivity contracts, with beauty, fashion and FMCG emerging as key battlegrounds.

The suspension of Broadcast Audience Research Council ratings has prompted new interest in RPD-based data collection for TV viewership.

Cable TV operator rolls out audience measurement framework covering 10,000-plus homes across 3,000 PIN codes; initiative comes amid freeze on industry TV ratings

From Vidya Malvade to Zareen Khan and Hiten Tejwani to Karan Patel, popular film & TV actors are entering mobile-first dramas. For platforms, the challenge is turning faces into paying subscribers

On Oct. 20, a group of 63 international media organizations led
by the News/Media Alliance delivered a letter (https://www.newsmediaalliance.org/wpcontent/uploads/2026/10/Coalition-Letter-Prime-Minister.pdf) to senior Australian politicians asking them to reject proposed changes to the country’s copyright laws that
would allow artificial intelligence companies to use copyrighted material in training their models.

Meta Platforms Inc. was hit with hundreds of new AI-related copyright complaints Monday from authors, representing a considerable expansion of an already vast litigation landscape against top artificial intelligence firms.

White paper calls for content labelling, consent for voice and likeness, copyright licensing and reskilling