With shorter theatrical windows, access to legal streaming services, and a preference for consuming movies in higher quality, copies of films recorded in theaters are less attractive to Western consumers than they once were.

Reddit's latest transparency report reveals that user bans for repeat copyright infringement skyrocketed in the last half of 2023.

New Delhi: If used responsibly, Artificial Intelligence (AI) can be an important tool to promote global peace, prevent violent conflict, and safeguard human rights, according to experts on Wednesday.

At Japan's Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, representatives from Google (YouTube) and ByteDance (TikTok) were asked to give presentations on the topic of appropriate compensation.

Lionsgate has moved one step closer to spinning off its film and TV studios business in a Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) to create a separately traded public company.

The telecom giant is offering select unlimited plan customers six free months of The Disney Bundle: Disney+, Hulu, and ESPN+.

A new film and TV studio funded via a portion of a £24M ($30M) government investment has become the latest to launch in the UK.

The data centre industry is calling for a clarification on regulations from the government to enable the use of dark fibre for captive networks, to improve ease of doing business.

Film producers and streaming platforms are adopting a new strategy to lure viewers to watch their titles at a time attention span has shrunk amid a surfeit of entertainment options.