Mohan stated that YouTube already clearly labels content created using its AI tools and informed that creators will be required to disclose when they publish realistic altered or synthetic content.

It’s the night before Christmas, and it’s time to build a snowman. But the participants in this activity aren’t just any schoolchildren — a cameras pans to Hogwarts’ finest: Harry, Hermione Ron. That’s not all.

Netflix plans to extend short, swipeable video beyond shows and films into video podcasts, marking a wider push into a creator-led format long dominated by YouTube

At a Trai–STPI pre-summit, Anil Kumar Lahoti said telecom networks carry AI, while operators deploy it for planning, optimisation, maintenance prediction and fraud control

Action film Dhurandhar has crossed the Rs. 870 crore mark at last count, becoming the first original Hindi language movie to have made it past the Rs. 800 crore mark.

A major IPTV crackdown in Sweden has not only taken down a multi-million dollar reseller; it has also exposed the identities of nearly 5,000 subscribers. While these IPTV users aren't currently facing charges, a looming law change in July 2026 could soon turn these types of 'customer lists' into evidence for copyright infringement fines.

TRAI officials say AI is becoming foundational to India’s telecom evolution, aiding smarter services, network automation and customer engagement.

In an interview released by YouTube, Mohan shared that Shorts continues to be an incredibly fast-growing format on the platform, and it's an area that will see further investment in 2026

Netflix’s advertising revenue more than doubled in 2025, making it one of the company’s fastest-growing businesses. Spencer Wang, Vice-President of Finance and Corporate Development at Netflix, flagged the momentum during the Q4FY25 earnings call, adding that the company now expects the ad business to “roughly double again in 2026 to about $3 billion”.