The U.S. market that includes streaming services is expected to slow down over the next five years, according to PwC’s annual Global Entertainment & Media Outlook.
PVR and Inox Leisure on Tuesday disclosed that the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE) and National Stock Exchange (NSE) have given their clearance with regards to the scheme of amalgamation or merger deal between the two companies. The decision to merge was first proposed on 27 March before the board of directors of the two companies.
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology will organise a public consultation of the proposed changes to the Information Technology Rules of 2021
on June 23 from 3 PM, a tweet from the ministry said.
According to Engadget, creators on Instagram and Facebook will have another year to make money from the apps without Meta taking a cut from their earnings
After tasting success with dubbed southern films across India, content makers and streaming services platform owners are taking regional languages like Marathi, Punjabi and Bengali to wider audiences.
The makers of the film "Hellboy" have scored a preliminary victory in Hawaii's federal court. After a three-year legal battle, Magistrate Judge Kenneth Mansfield now recommends granting a $150,000 default judgment against the foreign operator of the defunct torrent site MKVCage.
Trai chairman P D Vaghela on Monday exhorted telecom companies and Wi-Fi providers to work collaboratively on developing innovative business models that unleash combined power of mobile and Wi-Fi technology to improve digital infrastructure
The OTT app by Shemaroo, ShemarooMe has partnered with OTTplay, to make ShemarooMe’s content easily available to the existing and potential users by opening up an entirely new way to access entertainment.
Subscription streaming video is cooling down from torrid growth rates seen in 2020 and ’21 — fueled by pandemic lockdowns — but is still experiencing healthy expansion in the U.S., one of the segment’s most mature markets.
Did you ever think of becoming a social media influencer because you are weirdly attracted to the freebies they get to use? Well, the social media influencers will soon have to pay TDS for the freebies they receive. As per reports, the government will levy a 10 per cent TDS on freebies they receive from businesses for promotion. Along with the influencers, doctors will also have to pay tax on the freebies they receive from pharmaceutical companies and others.