A parliamentary committee has recommended a levy of 5 percent of U.K. subscriber revenue on foreign streamers, including Netflix, Amazon, Apple TV+ and Disney+, to help finance British drama production.

With audio streaming rates for Hindi film albums having dwindled by 40-50% over the past few months and services like Airtel Wynk having shut shop, music labels are in a pickle over monetization opportunities particularly for these movie soundtracks

Vaishnaw said this while replying to MP and Congress leader Jairam Ramesh who recently criticized the Data Protection Act, 2023 saying it 'virtually destroys the Right to Information Act, 2005'

With the financial year 2025–26 already underway, executives at direct-to-home (DTH) operators say there is still no clarity from the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) on the proposed reduction and the phased elimination of the licence fee levied on them

The subcommittees are Outreach & Management, Bharat Pavilion, WAVES Bazaar, WaveXcelerator, Media and Publicity, Creatosphere, WAVES Cultural, and Commerce of Entertainment

The Trump administration has released a new US federal AI strategy aimed at scaling artificial intelligence across U.S. government operations.

In an interview with Meta CTO Andrew Bosworth, the filmmaker weighs in on Stability AI and VFX, "in the style of" prompts, and whether input or outputs of models should be targeted: "We're all models."

The likes of Netflix, Amazon, Apple and Disney+ should "put their money where their mouth is," paying 5 percent of their U.K. sub revenue into a fund.

The S&P 500 jumped nearly 8% and Dow stocks shot up nearly 3,000 points Wednesday on another roller-coaster day for the stock market following President Donald Trump’s announcement that a 90-day pause would be put on the proposed tariffs for non-retaliating countries.