Internet providers are increasingly tasked in the role of anti-piracy enforcers and instructed to block pirate websites and services. In Europe, court-ordered blockades are now commonplace, but ISPs are cautious when it comes to further expansion.
The policy shift, which began in December 2024 without public announcement, allows videos that violate YouTube’s Community Guidelines to remain online if they are deemed to be in the "public interest"
On paper, it is a technical intervention, another box ticked in the march toward measurement parity across screens. But beneath the surface, it carries deeper implications
In a candid conversation with e4m, TRAI Chairman AK Lahoti reiterated the need to introduce competition in audience measurement, which he believes is critical to restoring fairness and accuracy
Under the new approach, the violation cap has been increased to 50% from the previous threshold of 25%
A fight to shape the rules of the road for automated content. But it's even bigger than that.
Celine Song loves love.
And not in the way that middle schoolers doodle in their notebooks about dreamy-eyed crushes, or in the way that newlyweds share song lyrics on Instagram. Celine Song has made it her career to analyze the very foundation of love.
MHL and its OTT App, Begin, Broaden ACE Content Protection Efforts in South Asia
When platforms like Facebook and YouTube receive takedown notices from a reputable sender, Japan's CODA for example, the vast majority of requests are usually honored.
India is home to one of the world's largest and most dynamic telecom markets, offering and diverse testing ground for AI native solutions, Bidwai said during the 3rd meeting ITU-T focus group on AI native for telecommunication networks here.