Another year has flown by. As a tradition, we use the last day of the year to look back at some of the biggest stories of the past twelve months; from Afghanistan's cricket team to the takedown of Zoro.to. RARBG can't be forgotten either, and we certainly have to make a pause at the Flawless prosecution too.
The year 2024 could be a game changer for the broadcast industry with two big mergers in sight. Just like a gripping drama series unfolds episode by episode.
Mumbai: The Union Cabinet chaired by the Prime Minister, Narendra Modi was apprised of the MoU/Agreement signed on 7 November, 2023 which has an immense potential to strengthen the cooperation in the field of broadcasting, exchange of news, and audio-visual programmes.
New Delhi: Leading Indian tech industry leaders said on Saturday that the coming year presents an exciting opportunity for purpose-driven organisations to better serve their communities as we advance in ways of using AI which will require more funding and expertise.
The telecom industry may have taken the lead in the launch of 5G services but availability of affordable handsets assumes importance for wider adoption of services.
From 15.4 billion downloaded games to 138.08 crore people covered by Aadhar, India's tech sector had an eventful 2023. ET takes a look at the top 23 moments from 2023.
"The telecom sector will see further increase in 5G coverage, and practically every village will get quality mobile coverage. Rollout of the revamped Bharatnet will take broadband connections to millions of rural families.
From excitement and awe around Artificial Intelligence (AI) to the virality of OpenAI's ChatGPT and India's crackdown on deepfakes to New Delhi's determined moves on digital sovereignty, dramatic twists and turns in the tech landscape defined an eventful 2023.
Warner Bros. Discovery has acquired BluTV, a subscription video-on-demand service in Turkey, the company said Friday. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.
Casting director Ellen Lewis and head of Indigenous casting Rene Haynes saw 2,500 Indigenous people during an open casting call for the Martin Scorsese film.