Before Netflix Inc.’s 2021 release of “Don’t Look Up," a small group of its U.S. subscribers previewed the film and told the streaming giant that the movie came across as too serious, according to people familiar with the matter.
Small town India prefers Hollywood superhero franchises and dubbed south Indian hit films over bland Hindi fare.
A triumphant CEO return is quickly tempered by a troubled macroeconomic climate as the exec concedes that a hiring freeze will be kept in place at the Burbank-based giant.
Telegram has complied with an order from the High Court in Delhi by sharing user details of copyright-infringing users with rightsholders. The order, which was issued despite fierce opposition, sets a precedent in India. The Court, meanwhile, clarifies that the information can also be shared with the Government and police.
The UK's Police Intellectual Property Crime Unit recently revealed the arrest of a man as part of a movie piracy investigation. No further details have been made public but TorrentFreak understands that the matter was so serious that the government, PIPCU, an organized crime unit, a specialist anti-piracy team, and cinema operators teamed up to track the suspect down.
The Ministry of Information & Broadcasting has issued the guidelines in respect of ‘Platform Services’ provided by MSOs (Multi-system operators) in India
The ministry of information and broadcasting has issued guidelines for platform services provided by multi-system operators (MSOs) in India, granting them 12 months to comply with the norms.
Films such as Aamir Khan’s Laal Singh Chadha and Taapsee Pannu’s Do Baaraa are doing surprisingly well on streaming platforms after failing to make their mark at the box office.
Metaverse can deliver huge economic benefits to India and requires the brilliance, ingenuity of developers and creative community of the country, a senior official of the social media giant said on Tuesday.
Bell, Rogers, and other copyright holders have obtained a new piracy-blocking order at Canada's Federal Court. The 'dynamic' injunction requires Internet providers to block access to unauthorized IPTV streams during the current NHL season. It's the second order of its kind and, if effective, it won't be the last either.