The PIL, filed in September of this year, referred to Netflix series IC 814:The Kandahar Hijack to highlight the need for such a regulatory mechanism as the OTT platform claimed it was based on real-life incidents.
Category: OTT
MIB, TRAI put weight behind D2M Broadcasting, says trial in progress
Prasar Bharati, the public service broadcaster in collaboration with IIT Kanpur and Saankhya Labs, is conducting D2M trials using both high-power and low-power transmitters.
‘Smaller DPOs misrepresent their subscriber base’, says Harit Nagpal, MD and CEO, Tata Play to TRAI
Storyboard18 had first reported about the clash of broadcasters and DPOs as TRAI received mixed feedback on its consultation paper released on August 9.
DPOs may approach MIB to prevent OTT platforms from streaming live TV channels
According to distribution platform operators, live TV channels on OTTs will undermine cable and DTH industries.
GroupM predicts record festive growth for TV, Digital and OOH
Ashwin Padmanabhan, Chief Operating Officer, GroupM, South Asia expects digital media to grow between 15-20% this festive season, and out-of-home (OOH) advertising to see healthy double-digit growth.
NCLT approves recall of Zee-Sony merger order, allowing ZEEL to withdraw the scheme
Zee Entertainment withdraws merger with Culver Max and BEPL
Auction charges eased for private FM radio in uncovered new cities
In its latest order, the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting has said that the permission holder in the uncovered new cities including the North East, union territories, and island territories will be charged a 2% annual fee of its gross revenue.
India’s OTT showdown: Regional titans challenge global giants
Regional OTT platforms are swiftly gaining ground in India’s streaming market with tailored, localised content.
Viacom18’s JioCinema and Sports18 clock record views for Paris Olympics
Viacom18 presented the Olympics in four languages with an expert panel of former Olympians along with the on-ground coverage of the event by an Indian broadcaster with a crew of 20+ people and ground presence across six venues.
Broadcasting bill killed?: No fresh draft of the Broadcasting Services (Regulation) Bill: Report
The Govt will not bring in a new Broadcasting Bill, states a news report. Last week, MIB said it would be issuing a fresh draft post a thorough stakeholders consultation.