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Like most OTTs, it is yet to break even. Unlike most, it doesn't have deep pockets

The board has recommended a buyback of equity shares not exceeding Rs 75 crore at an indicative maximum buyback price not exceeding Rs 1,150 per equity share.

Star India batter Virat Kohli said images of the infant shown by broadcasters during the third ODI against South Africa here was a case of being "taken off guard".

Founded in 2016, The Athletic had 1.2 million subscribers as of December, and covers more than 200 clubs and teams in the U.S. and around the world

A first of its kind platform, NCII.org has partnered with various Indian organisations such as Social Media Matters, Centre for Social Research, and Red Dot Foundation

The prime minister announced his government has decided to repeal the three legislations

Facebook "actioned" over 33.3 million content pieces across ten violation categories proactively during June 16-July 31 in India, the social media giant said in its compliance report

Bengaluru, Delhi, Mumbai, and Hyderabad account for 33% of the total active paid subscriptions, finds a survey

The coronavirus pandemic has not only put 'digital' as the centre piece of everyday life but also resulted in many people becoming "addicted to being online", according to a report.

Bhartiya Janta Party on Sunday accused the media portal of defaming India and spreading foreign propaganda in the country using foreign funding

The report is an illustration of the axiom that media is the most local of all products

Unlike other services, it isn't targeting mass audience, will cater to those with interests in areas it calls passion and ethnocentric like K-Pop, health and wellness, e-sports and mixed martial arts

Covid has proven the vulnerability of ad revenues. The problem with subscription is that it requires readers to make a commitment, says Young

In December, the Commission proposed two new pieces of EU legislation to better protect consumers and their rights online

With theatres remaining shut, new releases are making a beeline for OTT platforms, and companies are forging tie-ups in order to reach out to the target audience

Digital will be a crucial arm of the media. I am not sure whether it will be at the cost of print, but it will acquire importance. It is definitely being consumed, says RPSG Chairman

Nair tells how various industries - devices, payments, telecom - have created the perfect storm in the media business

While none of the players are likely to be happy with the move, some say more clarity is needed on the matter

Australia said it will legislate "tough" new laws to prevent social-media platforms from being "weaponized" by terrorists and extremists who may use them to live-stream violent crimes