Since it announced a crackdown on password sharing, Netflix has been rapidly gaining subscribers and has already added 6 million new accounts globally.
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Festive quarter fuel: AdEX to increase by 20% during H2 2023
H2 ad spends will be consistently driven by FMCG, travel & tourism, durables, mobiles/telecom, retail, ecommerce, cement, and wires & cables. New categories like electric mobility will be big on advertising.
Weekly Shorts: Tips for authentic influencer marketing strategies
What’s buzzing in influencer marketing and the creator ecosystem? What’s the next big thing coming down the line? Catch the big trends and hot topics in our weekly shorts.
TRAI issues recommendations on AI; states urgent need for regulatory framework
TRAI releases recommendations on AI and bats for the urgent need for a risk-based framework for the regulation of AI use cases.
India’s smartphone market stabilizes post 1% shipment decline in Q2 2023
Canalys research revealed that Samsung retained its leading position in the Indian smartphone market, followed by vivo and Xiaomi.
OTTs under MIB scanner: Now trailers, ads, promos must carry age classification
Earlier this week, Anurag Thakur chaired a meeting with OTT players reminding them to prevent vulgarity and abuse under the guise of creative expression.
Temporary Relief: Madras HC directs Google to charge Disney+Hotstar only 4% commission
Google clarifies that the interim order applies to only Disney + Hotstar and solely for the period in which legal proceedings take place.
Drive-in theatres with car stereo synced audio could soon become a reality in India
The regulatory body initiated an open consultation in April on PVR’s proposal to provide drive-in theatre services utilising small-range FM broadcasting. However, certain media companies oppose this initiative, and expressed concerns that it could adversely impact smaller FM channels in the region.
OTT players given 2 weeks to respond to government’s proposal of regulating content
Information and broadcasting minister Anurag Thakur said OTT platforms should be sensitive to India’s cultural diversity, they must also reflect the collective conscience of the country and provide a healthy viewing experience for people of all age groups.
Influencers should be regulated without inhibiting their creativity, Meesho’s Vidit Aatrey
Vidit Aatrey says that while regulation is a broad and subjective topic and a lot also depends on what kind of regulations are being introduced.