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Meta plans retention ‘hooks’ as half of users exit Threads app

Meta also indicated that it will continue to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) and the metaverse.

One of the retention hooks included people on Instagram viewing important Threads.

Govt spent Rs 408 Cr on publicity in 2022-23: Anurag Thakur tells Rajya Sabha

The expenditure on publicity in 2023-24 has been Rs 43.16 crore as on July 13, 2023, Thakur said. The total expenditure since 2018-19 on publicity amounts to Rs 3,100.42 crore. (Image via Unsplash)

The expenditure on publicity in 2023-24 has been Rs 43.16 crore as on July 13, 2023, Thakur said. The total expenditure since 2018-19 on publicity amounts to Rs 3,100.42 crore.

I&B Minister Anurag Thakur calls Cinematograph (Amendment Bill) 2023 “revolutionary initiative”, will grow India’s soft power globally

The survey respondents comprised a mix of 41 percent GenZ along with 59 percent Millennial and GenX audiences. (Representational image via Unsplash)

The Rajya Sabha passed a bill to combat film piracy and overhaul age-based film certification. Union Minister Anurag Thakur stated that the bill targets the Rs. 20,000 crore piracy losses.

Rajya Sabha passes Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill 2023

Minister for Information and Broadcasting carrying forward the vision of the PM, also recognised the Indian Cinema being a significant contributor to India's soft power, promoting Indian culture, society, and values globally.

After the pandemic and the reopening of theaters, there has been a concerning 62 percent surge in online film piracy.

SAT modifies order in Zee case; SEBI directed to appoint another whole-time member for fair hearing

On June 12, Sebi issued an interim order, prohibiting the Goenkas from serving as directors or key managerial personnel in any listed company or its subsidiaries.

On July 25, SEBI had submitted an application to modify a previous order by SAT.

Indian Super League media rights tender up for grabs: Who are the leading contenders?

For the first time, ISL has floated an invitation to tender for the media rights for its tenth edition. (Representative Image: The Aztec Soccer Ball by Chaos Soccer Gear via Unsplash)

ISL, backed by the All India Football Federation (AIFF), is jointly owned by Reliance Industries Ltd (65%) and Disney Star (35%).

Jio’s JioBharat phone to gain 100 million users in next 2-3 years

Bharti Airtel currently has around 130 million 2G users and over 100 million paying voice subscribers. This gives them around 40-50 percent share in the 250 million feature phone market.

Jio’s 4G powered JioBharat phone is available for Rs. 999. This makes it accessible for a large portion of Indians who do not have access to the internet.

MIB urges private satellite TV Channels to fulfill public service broadcasting duties

The four-week rolling average was initially implemented upon the resumption of news genre ratings after a 17-month hiatus prompted by the alleged TRP scam (Representative Image: Jesus Loves Austin Via Unsplash)

The advisory, originally issued on 30.01.2023, aimed to guide broadcasters on content, accounting, reporting, and identification of PSB Obligations.

GST Council likely to meet on August 2 to discuss online gaming tax treatment, law changes

The case highlighted the actions of certain operators of Facebook pages and online platforms accused of sharing doctored videos of Dr. Shetty, falsely attributing unverified health advice and product endorsements to him.

The GST Council has no plans to reconsider its decision to impose 28 percent tax on online gaming, as per sources.

Disney seeks alternatives to television business; merger best bet, say experts

According to Kritika Seth, founding partner at another full-service law firm, Victoriam Legalis, the Companies Act, 2013, Competition Act, 2002 and Foreign Investment Regulations, will determine the legal framework of any merger or sale related developments for Star India. (Image source: Moneycontrol)

The ongoing shift in consumer preferences towards digital streaming platforms and the rise of online content consumption have disrupted the traditional TV business model for Disney.