Former Disney India head and producer of Sony LIV hit “Rocket Boys,” Siddharth Roy Kapur has hailed the reinvigorated Indian box office and robust streaming space. Nevertheless, he sees challenges ahead.
Revenues in the U.K. streaming sector soared 21.5% year-on-year to £3.3 billion ($4.1 billion) from 2022, a study from media regulator Ofcom has revealed.
9anime.to, one of the world's largest piracy sites, has suddenly rebranded to Aniwave.to. The unexpected change comes as a surprise to the streaming portal's millions of users. According to the operators, the switch is motivated by site-blocking efforts and DMCA issues, but could there be more to the story?
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa), US space agency, has said that he will be launching his own live streaming service to provide an array of space-related content to the public.
As the digital landscape continues to evolve rapidly, such legislation would serve as a crucial protective measure, ensuring the secure and responsible handling of personal information while instilling public confidence in the digital ecosystem, the report says.
The Indian parliament has passed the Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill, which aims to curb piracy that causes losses of INR200 billion ($2.4 billion) to the film industry, according to government estimates
With 40 million monthly visits, YTMP3.nu is one of the largest YouTube ripping sites on the web. Copyright holders regularly send takedown notices hoping to remove the site from search engines, but they're not alone. In a new lawsuit filed at a California federal court, YTMP3.nu is suing several competitors for sending false DMCA notices to Google.
The government will introduce the 'Digital Personal Data Protection Bill' (DPDP) on Thursday in the Lok Sabha, said a media report quoting an official notification.
Increasing broadband penetration has helped in proliferation of smart TVs, aided by the fact that broadcasters are making significant investments in content and technology.
Despite making substantial investments in their digital businesses leading broadcast networks, such as Disney Star, Viacom18 and Zee, depend on traditional linear television as their primary revenue source, according to media industry experts