AI companies have to commit to adopting a state-of-the-art safety and security framework to outline their systemic risk management processes, the EU’s Code of Practice for General Purpose AI says.
In a significant move to empower the growing community of small and mid-tier creators, YouTube has officially launched its Hype feature in India — a tool designed to boost the visibility of emerging talent on the platform, offering them a larger stage and stronger engagement within the YouTube ecosystem.
Netflix, led by ‘Ginny & Georgia,’ has a strong June and streaming once again outpaces traditional TV.
The motion, introduced by supervisors Kathryn Barger and Lindsey Horvath, aims to both cut down on red tape and explore an $80-$100 million fund for film technology startups.
LocalCircles flags nine dark patterns across platforms, with consumers citing hidden charges, forced actions, and ad intrusions post-subscription
The platform will showcase yesteryear hits like Byomkesh Bakshi, Circus, Hum Log, and Buniyaad
Older films are experiencing a resurgence in viewership on streaming platforms due to re-releases, social media discussions, and evolving audience behavior. Hits like Sholay, Mughal-e-Azam and Jab We Met attract both nostalgic and younger viewers seeking simpler storytelling and timeless music.
A coalition of nearly 50 record labels, including industry giants Warner and Sony, accuse Internet provider Altice of providing a safe haven for pirates.
India’s Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC) removed two kiss scenes – most notably a 33-second mid-air kiss – deeming them “overly sensual,” per local reports, to achieve a UA (13+) rating before the film’s July 7 certification.
New enforcement actions target duplicate posts and impersonator accounts, with penalties including reduced reach and monetisation restrictions