March 1, 2021
Headlines of the Day
- Isro flags off 2021 with 19 satellites
- NFL denies report on media rights deal with Disney
- Cord Cutting Still Nearly Double For the Big Four U.S. Pay TV Providers Over 2018
- ViacomCBS touts ‘Paramount+’ to investors after mixed earnings
- IPRS, radio stations at loggerheads over royalty payments
- Former Trai chief and Commerce Secretary Rahul Khullar passes away
- ‘Hope you are taking it seriously’: Supreme Court asks Centre for response on PIL seeking regulation of OTT platforms
- Grass Valley and Gravity Media Partner for major sporting events with multi-year live production infrastructure deal
- Media and entertainment revenue to rebound 27% next fiscal
- Let OTT platforms self-regulate
- Media and entertainment revenue to rebound by 27% in FY22: CRISIL
- Vi launches pay-per-view streaming service
- IBC to return to physical show in 2021
- Blackmagic releases Pocket Cinema 6K Pro
- Neumann releases automatic monitor alignment tool MA 1
- Behind the TV screen: COVID-19 pandemic and radical changes in sports broadcast – Sports News
- India, Maldives ink deals in public broadcasting, sustainable urban development
- Chandigarh University launches Mohali city’s first community radio 90.0
- Jharkhand to reopen cinemas from 1 March
- Hungama most trusted TV channel among kids; gaming and digital media keep kids glued: Ormax Report
- Roku adds more streaming audience to beat revenue expectations
- India’s OTT industry loses up to 30% revenue to piracy
- OTT boom: Did the pandemic hasten the process?
- Telcos ask govt to defer net neutrality rules or bring internet calling apps under license
- Delhi HC impleads UoI through MIB as party respondent in ad cap case
- Supreme Court seeks center’s affidavit on steps being taken for OTT regulation
- Music Broadcast Limited (Radio City) files scheme of arrangement with NCLT post receipt of approvals from stock exchanges
- After DRM fiasco, govt rethinks radio digitization strategy
- 78% OTT users want information on Code Of Regulation
- Javadekar fields questions on regulation of content on OTT platforms in Lok Sabha
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