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    Sony Pictures Television India & Isobar make Spider-Man fans ‘Tap Into The Multiverse’ on their phones

    • 30.05.2022
    • BestMediaInfo

    Sony Pictures Television India and Isobar, the creative experience agency from dentsu India, launched a campaign to give the audience an experience of the Multiverse, a physics theory that is barely known to the layman.

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    A new six-hour reporting timeline to flag cyber incidents

    • 30.05.2022
    • Telecom.com/EconomicTimes

    Instead of a traditional reactive approach, employing a hybrid approach is the need of the hour. A hybrid approach incorporates mechanisms to proactively detect cybersecurity incidents/risks to respond and remediate and can reduce the possibility of future recurrences.

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    Web 3.0: Giving users control of their data

    • 30.05.2022
    • BusinessToday

    Web 3.0 is here and has taken everyone by a storm. With so much being said about the technology that has the capability of transforming ordinary life, Siddharth Zarabi, managing editor of Business Today TV in conversation with Sumit Gupta, CEO & Co-Founder, CoinDCX, Pratik Gauri, CEO & Co-Founder of 5ire Blockchain, Ravikant Agrawal, VP - Strategy, Polygon and Antoni Martin, Enterprise Head, Polygon demystifies the air about the technology and the potential it holds.

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    Streaming platforms to splurge on period dramas

    • 30.05.2022
    • LiveMint

    The investment for period pieces is definitely higher than stories set in contemporary milieu. But based on audience reaction and opinion, they are also the most-watched shows on streaming platforms

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    Crypto Film ‘The Infinite Machine’ Adds Metaverse Component in Pact With Decentraland, Lumiere

    • 30.05.2022
    • Variety

    Versus Entertainment has brought on board Decentraland and Lumiere to develop metaverse and NFT angles for its ongoing film project “The Infinite Machine.”

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    TV Piracy is Growing Rapidly in the UK, Data Show

    • 30.05.2022
    • TorrentFreak

    Nearly half of all piracy traffic is TV-related and the number of illegal downloads and streams continues to rise. This growth is particularly strong in the UK, which in absolute numbers is now ranked third of all countries worldwide. Interestingly, people even pirate content they can watch legally, for free.

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    Sued IPTV Operator is Curious About MPA’s “Involvement” With TorrentFreak

    • 30.05.2022
    • TorrentFreak

    Last year, several Hollywood studios plus Netflix, Amazon, and Apple sued the alleged operator of IPTV services AllAccessTV and Quality Restreams. According to a joint report filed with the court, it appears the parties are still open to settlement but something else piqued our interest. As part of discovery, the defendant wants details of the MPA's "relationship and involvement" with TorrentFreak.

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    6,500 IPTV Pirates Identified After Accessing Police-Controlled Service

    • 30.05.2022
    • TorrentFreak

    Police in Italy have revealed details of an operation against pirate IPTV services and subscribers. In addition to targeting around 500 'pirate' sites, servers, and Telegram channels, police say IT specialists were able to identify 6,500 people who accessed a pirate IPTV platform under police control.

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    The audience isn’t loyal to a platform, the audience is loyal to the content: Nimisha Pandey of Zee5

    • 30.05.2022
    • BestMediaInfo

    BestMediaInfo.com caught up with Pandey, Chief Content Officer, Hindi Originals, Zee5, the mastermind behind taking Hindi Originals ahead in Zee5, to understand the evolving Indian audiences and the streaming content market

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    Sony Pictures Year-Ahead Strategy: Theatrical Tentpoles, Streaming Exclusives, and Exploiting IP

    • 27.05.2022
    • The Hollywood Reporter

    Sony Pictures Entertainment remains “100 percent committed” to theatrical releases for its “premium” films, but it is also moving forward on a full slate of “moderately-priced” titles being developed for streaming services.

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