“It came, it saw, it conquered...” the statement perfectly describes the meteoric rise of ByteDance-owned short video app TikTok in India. Such was the momentum created by it that by December 2020 – that just six months after TikTok was banned - the market was flooded by its Indian counterparts with Dailyhunt’s Josh leading the pack.
Day two of the five-day TV Brand Fest summit being organised by IndianTelevision.com saw brands discuss their experience, with regards to increasing the market share while using Television as a communication tool.
Since 2018, the ministry of information and broadcasting (MIB) has taken action against 139 cases on content related to obscenity and violence on TV, I&B minister Anurag Thakur told the Parliament on Tuesday during the winter session.
Big Tech platforms have been hit with a series of antitrust lawsuits by the US federal government and states on charges they are operating monopolies and abusing their power...
"Financial and digital inclusion are the core commitments of the government therefore rural connectivity and quality of services in rural and urban areas will continue to be a key focus area of the government," Department of Telecommunications (DoT) secretary K Rajaraman Wednesday said
“From 5G technology to artificial intelligence, virtual reality, cloud, internet of things and robotics, the world looks towards India with optimism to provide technology enabled solutions that are affordable and sustainable" PM said in his message which was read by Additional secretary Telecom Anita Praveen during the virtual event.
A major outage disrupted Amazon's cloud services on Tuesday, temporarily knocking out streaming platforms Netflix and Disney+, a wide range of apps and Amazon.com
Launching soon on TV are shows like Lakshya 1971 - Vayusena Ke Veer Yoddha, which deals with the contribution of the Air Force to the 1971 war and a four-part docu-series on the Indian Postal service titled India Post – Dhaage Jo Desh Jode
GroupM has released its ‘This Year, Next Year’ global end-of-year forecast that shows a much faster expansion in the advertising industry than previously anticipated (driven primarily by growth in the US, UK, and China)
2021 was a quiet year for the media & entertainment (M&E) sector from a mergers & acquisitions (M&A) point of view until the Zee-Sony merger deal was announced on 22nd September. The impending merger between the two companies will create a media behemoth which will have combined revenues of $2 billion and over 25% market share in the broadcast space.