Are you a kid watching YouTube? The Google-owned platform is testing technology in the U.S. that can predict if you’re under 18 — and automatically add certain restrictions to your account.
The Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has established a task force to combat piracy, which causes an estimated $2.5 billion in annual losses to the media and entertainment industry.
The Korean streaming wars are heating up. New data shows the country’s premium video-on-demand sector reached $1.1 billion in revenue during the first half of 2025, with subscriber numbers climbing to 24.5 million.
US President Donald Trump allowing Nvidia and AMD to export AI chips to China for a 15% revenue share seems more like an agreement that functions purely on numbers and monetary gains rather than a national security issue.
The service, Howdy, is $2.99 monthly and it’s based on the idea that consumers want a Netflix add-on with no annoying commercials.
In a surprise move, Perplexity AI made an unsolicited $34.5 billion bid to buy Google’s Chrome, coming as a legal ruling is pending in an antitrust case the internet giant lost that could force it to divest the browser.
Just weeks before its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival, Julian Schnabel's star-studded film 'In the Hand of Dante' has suffered a major setback after a high-quality screener copy leaked online.
DTH advocates argue the cut would provide much-needed relief in a market hit by OTT-led cord-cutting, stagnant ARPUs, and churn.
Earlier, WhatsApp introduced a similar capability for Android in a beta update, enabling verification of Instagram links. The latest development extends this functionality to iOS users.
To access the tool, users must update their X app to the latest version.