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JioCinema Deploys INR 2,000 Cr Warchest To Take On Hotstar, Netflix

Reliance Jio plans to release as many as 100 movies and shows on its OTT platform JioCinema over the next 18-24 months.

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National Broadcasting Policy in the works: I&B Secretary

National Broadcasting Policy in the works: I&B Secretary

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OTT Content Debate: I&B Secretary Says Players Should Be Cognisant Of Country s Culture

I&B Secretary Apurva Chandra has said ‘soft-touch’ regulatory approach towards OTT players has led to some content that is ‘not desirable’.

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Great things in store for broadcasting with Angkasapuri s Media City, says Ismail Sabri

KUALA LUMPUR: The newly-launched Media City Complex at Angkasapuri heralds greater advancements in the national broadcasting industry for the digital era, says Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob.

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How is shrinking media space affecting our democracy?

The media is often considered to be the fourth pillar of a democracy while the other three pillars are the legislature, executive and judiciary.

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