From Blockchain to Web 3.0 and DAOs, there are a lot of new buzzwords out there — and plenty of skepticism — but supporters say these new technologies can make filmmaking more accessible, transparent and efficient: “We are just scratching the surface.”
PrimeStreams is one of the most recognizable pirate IPTV brands but after dealing with a hacker attack in 2019, more serious troubles lie on the horizon. The operators of PrimeStreams are now being sued in the United States, with potential damages easily running to tens of millions of dollars
For an advertiser targeting English speaking audience, a highly skewed data coming from Kannada and Telugu speaking audiences and other rural audiences does not work at all, they argue
Ministry of Information and Broadcasting (MIB) Secretary Apurva Chandra has said that the broadcasting sector will need to upgrade its infrastructure to remain compatible with the 5G technology. He was speaking at the silver jubilee function of the Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI).
While bundling of apps helps subscribers access a large amount of content, it is also a boon for small OTT platforms that otherwise find it difficult to reach a larger user base, say experts
At the recently held Google I/O developer conference, the search engine giant announced that it will be launching a new tool that will allow users to moderate what kinds of ads pop up on their screens
India's prime minister Narendra Modi has expressed happiness on the country’s participation as ‘Country of Honour’ at the Cannes Film festival this year.
In a first in the country, Kerala will launch a state-owned over-the-top (OTT) platform, 'CSpace', on November 1 offering film lovers an array of movies, short films and documentaries of their choice.
While releasing a frequently asked questions document on cybersecurity in New Delhi today, Chandrasekhar stated, “Online safety, online trust and online accountability are important for policy objectives of our government and our duty to the citizens in digital 'nagriks' of India."
To hook new customers and engage their loyal fans, broadcasters are increasingly taking spin-offs or some versions of their popular TV shows to OTT platforms.