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    Brazil Shuts Major Anime Piracy Sites – It Might Be Hiding Something Bigger

    • 22.02.2023
    • TorrentFreak

    Brazil's Ministry of Justice says that an operation to protect Japanese anime content has shut down two of the largest anime piracy sites in the country. The names of the sites appear to be a secret, so inevitably that makes them much more interesting. What we found may be bigger than naming two sites. More sites are also offline - big ones too.

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    Trai wants digital connectivity infrastructure to be part of builder pacts

    • 21.02.2023
    • Telecom.com/EconomicTimes

    It also suggested that the Model Building Bye-Laws (MBBL) and National Building Code of India (NBC) should be amended to incorporate necessary provisions to ensure digital connectivity infrastructure can be included in buildings.

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    Austria Changes the Game With New Incentives

    • 21.02.2023
    • Variety

    With two new funding programs that could cover as much as 60% of costs for international feature film productions and the new state-of-the-art HQ7 Studios set to open in Vienna next year, Austria is stepping up its game in the film and TV sector in a major way.

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    YouTube vs Indian music industry: The revenue problem of the creator economy

    • 21.02.2023
    • IndianExpress

    In the past few years, due to an increase in copyright infringement on the internet and lack of accountability of online services, authorities across the globe have recognised the need to tighten existing safe harbours

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    Subscription Video Enjoys Growth Surge in Southeast Asia, But Analysts Say Streamers Face Tougher 2023

    • 21.02.2023
    • Variety

    Growth of premium video services in Southeast Asia accelerated in the second half of 2022, to reach 48.4 million paid subscriptions, according to a new report. But the same analysis sees growth slowing and costs accelerating.

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    The way forward for policy foundation of Indian M&E Sector

    • 21.02.2023
    • BestMediaInfo

    Speaking at India Digital Summit 2023, organised by the Internet and Mobile Association of India (IAMAI), Vikram Sahay, Joint Secretary, Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, pointed out that it is important for an oversight mechanism to be in place because the citizens want the government to be there for taking responsibility

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    GitHub: DMCA Repo Shutdowns Up 31% in 2022 But There’s No Need to Panic

    • 21.02.2023
    • TorrentFreak

    GitHub's transparency reports shine much-needed light on matters related to user privacy, access to information, and third-party content removal demands. DMCA notices caused GitHub to permanently disable 31% more repositories in 2022 than it did in the previous year. While that's a significant increase, 99.98% of all Github repos were completely unaffected.

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    Cable operators: Subscribers will opt for DTH/OTT platforms if channel price hike is rolled out

    • 21.02.2023
    • Telecom.com/EconomicTimes

    This comes after the broadcasters had issued notices to cable operators to sign the Reference Interconnect Offer (RIO) for New Tariff Order (NTO) 3.0, issued by the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI). With this order, the television channel prices in the bouquet rose by about 10-15 per cent and came into effect from February 1.

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    Mena OTT revenues to double by 2028: Digital TV research

    • 20.02.2023
    • IndianTelevision

    Middle East And North Africa OTT TV episodes and movies will generate $5.69 billion in revenue by 2028. This will double from $2.83 billion in 2022. Turkey, Israel and Saudi Arabia together will account for 55 per cent of the region’s revenues by 2028. The 13 Arabic-speaking countries will generate $2.47 billion in 2028; up from $1.28 billion in 2022.

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    Good Deals in Scandinavia Boost TV, Film Shoots

    • 20.02.2023
    • Variety

    New and boosted tax breaks, plus state-of-the-art facilities and a lean, skilled crew base are drawing a growing number of productions to Scandinavia, a region whose content continues to be in high demand both locally and globally.

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