Amazon said it has already removed scenes found objectionable by viewers
Permission to operate at full capacity, healthy content pipeline fuel optimism
Minister of State for IT Satej Patil opposed the government's regulations for social media platforms and over-the-top (OTT) players, terming them as "dictatorial" and a "threat" to the democracy
IT industry body Nasscom on Friday said the new rules will require the right implementation to ensure they don't become onerous for the platforms
Two of the world's biggest film industries, Bollywood and Nollywood have collaborated in the past as well
Legal experts say notifying rules for OTTs under IT Act may not be tenable; industry players seek clarity on oversight mechanism
The government's new regulations for social media platforms and OTT players Thursday evoked divergent responses from legal experts
Shah on Thursday said the government is committed to providing a level-playing field to all digital media and OTT platforms
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The govt said a 'code of ethics' and three-tier grievance redressal mechanism would be applicable for news publishers, over-the-top (OTT) platforms and digital media
OTT platforms and digital media must also be sensitive to multi-religious content and shall exercise due caution when featuring activities, practices of any racial or religious group, says govt
Amazon said it will begin making devices in India for the first time. More on that story and other headlines this evening.
Arguments over a voluntary code for self-regulation intensify even as the prospect of government intervention looms
The signatories to the code include ZEE5, Viacom 18 (Voot), Disney+ Hotstar, Amazon Prime Video and Netflix
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Code highlights two-stage grievance redress model
BookMyShow Stream is strategic in the sense that it is an extension of the cinema business, says Saksena
Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan on Sunday underlined the need to censor "obscene" content on OTT (Over the Top) platforms and said the Centre is seriously thinking in this regard.
According to industry estimates, the number of screens in the country would hit 1 billion to 1.1 billion by 2025