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Author: Imran Fazal
‘Light regulations’ for Radio industry will drive innovative content: Govt
The government plans to roll out digital FM radio broadcasting in 13 major cities, marking a key step toward modernizing the sector.
Govt intensifies surveillance on Chinese companies masquerading as RMG operators
Chinese apps and websites are under the govt’s scanner over money laundering suspicions, posing a potential threat to national security and contributing to gambling addiction among citizens.
From Pushpa swag to IPL drip, India’s growing craze for merchandise
Experts estimate L&M sales in India at approximately $2 billion this year, compared to $356 billion globally. L&M industry grew by 4.6% in 2023 and is projected to maintain a healthy CAGR of 4.5% through to 2032.
Vivendi shareholders approve spinoff for Canal+, Havas and Louis Hachette Group
Yannick Bollore, chairman of Vivendi’s supervisory board, last month estimated the total value of Vivendi’s assets at around 16 billion euros, with Canal+, Havas and Louis Hachette being worth about 6.8 billion, 3.4 billion and 2.1 billion euros respectively.
RMG players sidelined by MIB for WAVES, seek equal treatment
The WAVES 2025 will be held from February 5–9 in New Delhi, focusing on four key pillars: Broadcasting & Infotainment, Digital Media & Innovation, AVGC-XR, and Films.
MIB addressed 73 complaints in three years over obscene ads: Govt informs Parliament
In 2017, the MIB, in an advisory, had instructed TV channels to not air ads selling and promoting condoms between 6 am and 10 pm, as the ads were “alleged to be indecent, especially for children”.
Low marketer-confidence weakening YouTube Shorts’ grip on the Indian market?
In India, Reels has supercharged much of Meta’s growth while YouTube’s Shorts has lagged behind.
TRAI to hold open house discussion on Dec 17 for network authorisations
Multiple stakeholders have strongly opposed these recommendations suggesting that TRAI should limit its recommendations to carriage-related aspects of broadcasting.
TRAI should limit its recommendations to carriage related aspects of broadcasting: IBDF
FICCI suggested that content regulation must remain under dedicated legislation and within the jurisdiction of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting.