Storyboard18 had first reported about the clash of broadcasters and DPOs as TRAI received mixed feedback on its consultation paper released on August 9.
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Ad revenue of private radio channels decreased to Rs 428.45 crore in Q1FY25
The ad revenue of the 388 private FM Radio players in the country in the previous quarter (i.e. Q4FY24) stood at Rs 491.98 crore, according to a TRAI report.
Pay DTH subscriber base increased to 62.17 million in Q1FY25: TRAI
As of March 31, 2024, the net active Pay DTH subscriber base stood at around 61.97 million, down from 65.25 million the previous year.
Investigation committee gives clean chit to ZEE, submits report to the board
Following the submission of its findings, the Board has advised the Company to proactively settle any pending adjudication proceedings with SEBI in a timely manner, in the interest of shareholders and all stakeholders of the Company.
EXCLUSIVE: Broadcasters and DPOs clash as TRAI receives mixed feedback
With divided industry voices and absence of robust primary data on subscribers and revenue generation, TRAI’s route to prescribe robust regulatory framework is likely to face hurdles affecting growth of the broadcasting sector.
Esports get the green light, but RMG faces red flags in Tamil Nadu
Storyboard18 was the first to report that the Tamil Nadu government is considering an Australia-like gaming policy, which would age-restrict social media and gaming platforms.
Gig workers face exploitation, only Urban Company, bigbasket ensure minimum wage: Report
According to the Fairwork India team, Zomato, Swiggy, Urban Company, and bigbasket scored 6 out of 10 points creating favourable working conditions for gig workers
Broadcasters may move TDSAT against TRAI regulation after Kerala HC dismisses the plea
The Kerala High Court has reportedly dismissed the broadcasters’ petition challenging TRAI’s notification.
Bharti Airtel in advanced talks to acquire Tata Play
Airtel is expected to acquire Tata Play at a valuation similar to that of the Temasek deal.
Women in marketing roles have come far, but still have a long way to go
What’s working in their favour of late, though, is increased demand for women in these key roles, leading to better pay