Proposed changes to rules governing social media platforms in India have created a flutter. Mint explains how the amendments create new grievance redressal measures for social media users, while increasing compliance burden on the platforms.
Legal experts hired by studios said they’re advising clients to stick to authentic sources, getting content vetted, having clean contracts for book rights, signing agreements with families of the film subject and contest cases if any disputes arose before the release
The centre has republished a draft of proposed changes to the country’s technology and social media regulations with an aim to providing “more effective grievance redressal,” and to also plug “infirmities and gaps’ in the existing regulations, it said in a communique on Monday evening.
Finder conducted the research in March 2022 and surveyed the internet users of 26 countries on NFT gaming. The participants of the survey included people of all religions, with a sample size ranging from 1000 to 3800, directly proportion to the populations
Paramount Pictures has been drawn into a potentially massive legal battle over the rights to Top Gun. According to a lawsuit filed on Monday in California federal court, the studio knew it didn’t have the rights to the sequel but forged ahead with production and distribution anyway.
Instagram has emerged as a platform where many people spend hours and hours scrolling down. It has over a billion monthly active users (MAU). Instagram is also a platform of opportunity for many, who earn millions just by sharing their part of life with the audience. Instagram has metamorphosed the career of social media influencers.
Hollywood has emerged as a bigger brand in India post-covid. While the large-scale, tentpole films are doing better than expected, even the smaller films are clicking very well
Hindi GECs have seen a drop as women and family audiences discover the pleasure of watching their favourite shows on streaming platforms at a time of their convenience as opposed to appointment viewing on linear television
Ayan Mukerji’s magnum opus ‘Brahmastra Part One: Shiva,’ is now galloping towards the finishing line after years in the making.
The film, from Disney’s Star Studios, Dharma Productions, Prime Focus and Starlight Pictures, stars Amitabh Bachchan, Ranbir Kapoor, Alia Bhatt, Nagarjuna Akkineni and Mouni Roy.
Last month we broke some rather unusual news. Successful judgments against three pirate streaming sites required every ISP in the United States to implement blocking measures, so that no subscriber could access them. However, after winning the Holy Grail of anti-piracy measures, the plaintiffs have now asked the court to suspend enforcement against ISPs.