News
The draft bill mandates that all OTT streaming platforms can only broadcast content certified by a Content Evaluation Committee (CEC).
Hi, what are you looking for?
Indian Govt to come up with Search and Seizure Guidelines by December 14: Supreme Court
Uttar Pradesh Government begins process to use Drones to Monitor MNREGS Sites
Meta and IBM Forge ‘AI Alliance’ With 50 Members Focusing On Open Innovation in Artificial Intelligence
Delhi Govt notifies Motor Vehicle Aggregator and Delivery Service Provider Scheme 2023
Post Office Bill 2023 passed in Rajya Sabha: Here are the major privacy concerns raised by MPs
The draft bill mandates that all OTT streaming platforms can only broadcast content certified by a Content Evaluation Committee (CEC).
The fact that OTT platforms are being included in the Broadcasting Services Regulation Bill, denotes that the platforms are being classified as broadcast services.
In this MediaNama Briefing held on November 22, 2023, we discussed the draft Broadcasting Services Regulation Bill, 2023. Our focus was on how the...
The Washington Post's article chronicling Indian film-makers struggle on streaming platforms highlights the potential dangers of the new broadcasting services Bill.
Over-the-top (OTT) broadcasting services (like Disney+ Hotstar, Netflix, JioCinema, etc.) are set to be brought under regulation with this bill. Here's a summary of...
As per the bill, streaming services (such as Netflix and Disney+ Hotstar) will be required to ensure that their content is certified by a...
