Goenkas move SAT against SEBI’s confirmatory order

The regulatory body’s investigation into Zee founders, primarily focusing on Subhash Chandra and Puneet Goenka, reportedly uncovered the potential diversion of approximately Rs 20 billion ($241 million) from the company. This figure is roughly ten times larger than SEBI's initial estimates, raising concerns about financial irregularities within Zee. (Image sourced via CNBC TV-18)

Punit Goenka argued that such an order before the investigation’s completion was unjust, seeking an interim stay and the quashing of the SEBI order.

Explained: Trademark infringement in Google Ads, keywords and policies

By launching stores in India, Google aims to replicate Apple's retail strategy

DRS Logistics complained that Google’s use of its trademark as a keyword was diverting users to rival websites. The Ads Trademarks policy is in compliance with the Indian Trademarks Act (TM Act) and does not amount to infringement of trademarks. This has been upheld by the recent Division Bench decision of the Delhi High Court.

Why TV and digital media companies are pursuing esports IPs?

While digital streaming platforms like Rooter and Loco have always streamed gameplays and tournaments, involvement of mainstream media in televising or streaming boosts the reach, recall and engagement of these events to a whole new level. Representative Image via Unsplash

According to experts, the biggest reason behind mainstreaming of esports is that it is now reaching a much broader and diverse audience, including those who have previously never been exposed to it.

Healthy India | No-tobacco warning — here’s why the mandatory rule extended to OTT platforms

The health ministry letter to IPL emphasised the crucial role of sports in promoting public health, noting that tobacco and alcohol are major risk factors for non-communicable diseases.

The youth, the largest consumers of OTT content, are particularly susceptible to tobacco influence. With a staggering viewership of 658 million in India as of February 2022 and young adults aged 18-24 spending nearly 39 minutes daily on these platforms, the impact of this intervention can be profound, writes Dr. K Madan Gopal.